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A Mobile Ad hoc Network (MANET) can be addressed by a bunch over coherent groups with group heads (CHs) performing like simulated base-stations, hence forth framing a remote virtual spine. The job of group head is a transitory job, which changes powerfully as the geography or different components influencing it changes. Tracking down the insignificant arrangement of CHs is a NP-Complete issue. In this paper, the study the exhibition trade-offs between two grouping draws near. The first is a basic bunching technique, called Virtual Grid Architecture, which depends on a fixed rectilinear virtual geography, while the subsequent one is an ideal bunching technique. In the 1st stage, for standardized MANETs with an enormous number of clients and under the VGA bunching approach, infer articulations for the quantity of CHs, most pessimistic scenario way length, and normal case way length. We additionally determine articulations for the correspondence overhead. In 2nd, its stage builds up an Integer Linear Program. That tracks down the ideal number of associated CHs in little to medium estimated assorted MANETs. Insightful and recreation results are received from proposed grouping method.