Sex ratio refers to the balance between males and females in any population. It not affects the demographic process, but also determines the socio economic relationship within a community. The balance between males and females in the total population as well as in rural and urban population has considerable impact on social and economic situation, both in the present as well as in the future context. It indicates the relative proportion of the female and male components of any population. The term sex ratio is number of females per thousand of males. Haryana state has 879 female per 1,000 of males. Sex ratio in Haryana varies from 907 in Mewat to 854 in Gurgaon. In Rural and Urban the sex ratio varies from 882 to 873 female per 1000 males. Present paper has been analyzed the spatial pattern of sex ratio differential in various groups in Haryana. Average Differential in General-Rural differential in sex ratio -0.001, General-Urban differential in sex ratio 0.001, Rural-Urban differential in sex ratio 0.003.