Sixty out of ninety-two AHT victims developed PTS during hospitalization. Mean age was 6 ±5.8 months and predominantly consisted of males (65%). Factors associated with higher likelihood of seizures were subdural hematoma (OR 5.32 [95% CI 1.27-22.2]) and comorbidities like prematurity (OR 5.45 [95% CI 1.16-25.48]). Over 90% of PTS, occurred within a week of hospitalization. Of those, only three cases had purely electrographic seizures. Mean time to cEEG initiation was 14.7 hours. Nearly 50% of seizures continued sub-clinically ,despite clinical control. Although levetiracetam was most commonly used, monotherapy with the same was ineffective in >50%. In comparison to AHT patients without seizures, PTS patients had longer ICU and hospital stays, by 4.1 and 7.8 days respectively. Although, majority (80%) were discharged on AEDs, 40% were weaned off at follow-up. Among PTS patients, mortality rate was <5% with the most common long-term sequelae being developmental delay and epilepsy.