The study evaluates the performance of the iq®200 urine microscopic automated analyzer for bacterial estimation compared to conventional methods. Findings show significant discrepancies in bacterial classification, with the iq®200 system yielding results of 96.5% for few, 2.7% for moderate, and 0.8% for numerous bacteria, whereas conventional microscopy showed 40.6%, 37.6%, and 21.8% respectively. The research proposes semi-quantitative grading guidelines based on asp values to enhance bacterial estimation accuracy in routine urinalysis.