This book shows subtle ways to make a detailed neurological examination easy and enjoyable and how to interpret the data elicited from the history and an accurate clinical examination, to achieve a provisional diagnosis using clinical reasoning. This book is for the benefit of postgraduates and young neurologists. The purpose of this small book is not to replace a thorough and standardized textbook of neurological examination but to complement it. It contains suggestions on how to elicit a history in appropriate depth as well as clinical tips which make the neurological examination easier without losing its accuracy.