Hepatitis B virus (HBV) carrier state can broadly be classified into ordinary and super categories on the basis of Hepatitis B "e" Antigen (HBeAg) and antibody to Hepatitis B "e" antigen (anti HBe). A total of 523 cases of HBV infection were included in this retrospective study for the purpose of subcategorization. Out of 433, males 73.44% were ordinary carriers (HBeAg Non-reactive but having antibody to that antigen), 18.01% super carriers (converse serological state) and 8.41% doubly negative carriers. In 90 females tested, 65.55% were ordinary carriers, 26.66% were super carriers and 7.77% were doubly negative. This pattern may help clinicians in prophylaxis to their contacts and for prognostic considerations.