the aim of this study is to compare the effects of Rhythmic Balance, Auditory, and Vision Exercises and Aerobic training in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Autism is an Umbrella term for a lifelong neuropsychiatric disorder which falls into the category of pervasive developmental disabilities. Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a syndrome that often develops in early childhood, characterized by impairment of speech, the problems encountered in communication with the environment, display of certain skills, and developmental retardation in almost all cognitive functions. Autism is a "spectrum disorder'' ranging in severity in every individual. Symptoms of autistic disorder arise during the initial 2 years of life. Problem with language advancement and social interaction are the major concerns reported by parents by 2 years of age.

Evidence has recommended that motor disability is quite possibly the most predictable markers, close by socio communicative challenges, for mental imbalance range issue such as autism spectrum disorder. These motor anomalies could have basic ramifications for resulting psychological and social turn of events. In any case, this territory of improvement is especially under examined in the mental imbalance related setting, and early mediation programs normally center around the core symptoms of the Autism disorder. Although the confined nature of the literature prevents researchers from drawing definitive conclusions, the outcomes from the research mentioned in this study verified probably huge upgrades in the motor skills of autistic children after the physical therapy interventions.

Physical activity plays important role in improving cognition, enhancing executive functions of children to perform daily life activities in children with Autism Spectrum disorders and mental retardation A case report organized and ratified by Rehabilitation department of the University of Lowa, to determine the efficacy of Rhythmic Balance, Auditory, and Vision Exercises as an adjunctive intervention to conventional physical therapy protocol administered in child with Autism and ADHD.A 6 year old child diagnosed with ADHD and Autism was recruited in the study with major recognized difficulties in strength and agility. A 9 week protocol of Bal-A-Vis-X program involving a multi system approach was incorporated in addition to basic pediatric rehabilitation protocol. A notable improvement in child gross motor functions was observed as measured by Bruininks-Oseretsky Test of Motor Proficiency, Second Edition after the intervention.

A pilot study was conducted to ascertain the effect of Rhythmic Balance, Auditory, and Vision Exercises on selective attention of the students. A 10-minutes of Bal-A-Vis-X training twice per week for eight weeks was administered. Significant gains in focused attention and concentration was reported and measured after the intervention in students.

A research investigating the effect of Bal-A-Vis-X protocol on elementary school students of special education department was carried on. A positive effect of Bal-A-Vis-X training is observed in on task attention during academic activities in children with ADHD , Autism and other mentally disabled individuals The past research records are evident that therapists have determined the individual effect of Aerobic training and Rhythmic Balance, Auditory, and Vision Exercises training for rehabilitation of ASD children. The evidence for implementation of two protocols for rehabilitation of ASD children is sparse. So the aim of this study is to compare the effects of Rhythmic Balance, Auditory, and Vision Exercises and Aerobic training in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Inclusion Criteria:

• Give Consent to take part
• Children diagnosed with ASD by psychologist

Exclusion Criteria:

• Having co-morbidities like schizophrenia and developmental delay
• Showing aggressive behavior
• Having disease of cardiovascular or respiratory system
• Children with auditory and visual impairments

Neither subjects nor the investigator who is assessing the patient are aware of the treatment assignment until the end of the study