The ascorbic acid (vitamin „C‟) content of the juice decreased during storage with the advancement of storage period , which was probably due to the fact that ascorbic acid being sensitive to oxygen, light and heat was easily oxidized in presence of oxygen by both enzymatic and non-enzymatic catalyst (Mapson, 1970).Among the beverages prepared with pineapplejuice werebetter in ascorbic acid content. Maximumascorbic acid (33.09 mg/100 ml juice) was recorded in pineapple juice (80%) blended with carrotjuice that is 10% and orange juice that is 10% (T1). These findings are in conformity with the studies of Jain and Khurdiya (2005) reported that the Indian gooseberry juice contained the highest vitamin „C‟ (478.56 mg / 100 ml. juice). Hence,when gooseberry juice was blended with other fruit juicesfor the preparation of blended ready-to-serve beverages,it boosted their nutritional quality in terms of vitamin C content as shown in table 6.