The study's main objective is to assess whether Seme carpus anacardium seeds may enhance wistar rats' memory. Materials and Techniques Utilizing the Morris water test and a raised in addition to labyrinth contraption to gauge a property called move dormancy, the seeds of Seme carpus anacardium were separated utilizing a consecutive dissolvable extraction strategy. As a result, transfer latency was reduced dose dependently when using Seme carpus anacardium seeds extract in comparison to the control group. Conclusion: Its viability against neurodegeneration and backing for its nootropic characteristics were shown by the reduction in move idleness, which was portion subordinate.