Ad-hoc wireless mobile networks don’t have a constant topology due to mobility of the nodes. The nodes keep a track of this dynamic topology by announcing its presence through broadcasting and listens to the presence of other nodes. Each node maintains the routing table with respect to the updated topology. Each and every ad-hoc protocols has its own method of updating the topology. This paper focuses on analyzing the performance of some ad-hoc routing protocols, taking into account of some quay of service parameters like packets lost, end to end packet delivery delay, and jitter and packet delivery ratio. This paper concentrates on mobility of nodes as major constraint. This analysis is performed using the Qualnet network simulator, which is similar to NS2. © 2016, International Journal of Pharmacy and Technology. All rights reserved.