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Abstract An automated nervous disorder identification system that uses computer vision on resonance imaging to locate brain tumors (MRI). the foremost common and dangerous sort of brain cancer is gliomas. Gliomas are tumors that, at their most advanced stage, end in a far shorter life. Preparing for therapy is a very important step in maintaining a more robust quality of life for oncology patients. resonance imaging (MRI) could be a technique for examining the structures and components of the figure further as for diagnosis, determining the stage of disease, and monitoring without the utilization of radiation. the numerous spatial and structural changeability of brain tumors complicates segmentation. So, sometime there's an opportunity to create faults by the laboratory technicians and doctors too. and a few doctors is also lethargy and are available to assumption therewith technician’s result. it'll also cause pay some fees to the technicians which can not be affordable to any or all and also can not be avoidable thanks to fear about the health. To avoid these issues an automatic and consistent segmentation technique is employed, supported Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) through which doctors can easily identify the disorder with relevancy the image with the assistance of this CNN model.By this, the confusion and therefore the human errorswhich can occur because of doctors or lab technicians can avoid.