Aim: To know the seroprevalence of clinical pattern of dermatophytosis (superficial mycosis) with most common fungal pathogen and association with the occupation in P.D.U. Hospital, Rajkot Gujarat region of the India. Methods: A clinical and mycological study of superficial mycosis was conducted on 250 cases (135 male and 115 female). Direct microscopy by KOH mount and culture was undertaken to isolate the fungal pathogen in each case. Results: 225 out of 250 cases (xxx) were positive by direct microscopy in which 130 (xxx) were positive by culture. The commonest age group involved was 21-30 years.Ladourer were affected in115 case out of 250(47.6%) Tinea corporis was the most common clinical presentation and Trichopyton rubrum was the most commonfungal pathogen isolated followed by Trichopyton mentagrophyte. Conclusion: It was concluded that dermatophytes, are the most common fungal causes of superficial mycosis.