PURPOSE : To determine the Diagnostic Accuracy of Quantitative Diffusion and MR Perfusion parameters in characterising, staging and grading endometrial carcinoma (EC). MATERIALS AND METHOD : Diffusion and MR perfusion were performed on forty-five biopsy-proven patients of EC. The deep myometrial invasion (DMI), cervical stromal invasion (CSI) and lymph node metastasis (LNM) were assessed on T2WI. The quantitative diffusion (apparent diffusion coefficient ADC) and perfusion parameters (Ktrans, Kep, Ve, Vp, SImax, SIrel and TTP) were derived. The diagnostic accuracy of these parameters in the characterisation, staging and grading of EC was determined along with their validation with histological type, grading, and stage. Their relationship with type of inflammatory infiltrate and MVD (Micro-vessel density) using CD34 on histopathology was also studied. RESULTS : The ADC and perfusion parameters, Ktrans and Ve, showed significant results (p-value <0.05) for the characterization of tumour type (Endometroid vs non-endometroid), grade (Low grade vs High grade) and FIGO stage. There was substantial agreement between T2WI and HPE for DMI with a sensitivity and specificity of 96.6 % and 68.8 %, respectively. For CSI, sensitivity and specificity were 76.5 % and 85.7 %; for LNM, sensitivity and specificity were 82.4 % and 96.5 % respectively. There was a moderate negative correlation between Ktrans and MVD (Spearman correlation coefficient: 0.48 and p-value <0.001). CONCLUSION : Quantitative Diffusion and MR Perfusion parameters have a significant role in the characterization of EC in terms of histological type, grade and FIGO stage (taking into account DMI, CSI and LNM) on histopathology.