Brain tumor detection and extraction within the time frame to offer better healthcare is vital and very important, but a time-consuming task performed by clinical supervisors or radiologists. Its accuracy for the brain tumor detection from modern imaging modalities also depends on their experience only. So the use of computer-aided methodology is very important to overcome these limitations. Generally, Cerebrum a tumor begins in the glial cells called Gliomas. Gliomas can be moderate developing (slow rate) or quickly developing (high rate). Doctors utilize the review of a mind tumor in light of gliomas to choose which treatment a patient needs. The state of the tumor is of indispensable significance for the treatment. In this paper, we propose a mechanized framework to separate between typical mind and strange cerebrum with tumor in the MRI pictures and furthermore additionally arrange the anomalous cerebrum tumors into High Rate or Low Rate tumors. The proposed framework utilizes KMFCM as the division strategy for grouping while Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT) Principal Component Analysis (PCA) and Support Vector Machine (SVM)are the primary algorithms used. The calculated values of Cho/Cr and Cho/NAA of 15 different patients of different ages of both genders data is extracted from Brats-2017dataset are used classify into tumor grades.

Tumors, Cho/Cr,Cho/NAA, DWT, PCA, High rate, Low rate, Gliomas

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