Effect of six weeks of two types of plyometric circuit training programmes on jumping performance of female college level players and athletes were compared. Circuit Training Programme-I used depth jumping in combination with hopping and hurdling while Circuit Training Programme-II comprised only of depth jumping from boxes varying in heights from 15-45cms. The results show that gains in jumping abilities as a result of CTP-II are much higher than the gains accruing as a result of CTP-I. The amount of gain in abilities is not uniform. The gain varies from ability to ability. CTP-II has proved more effective in improving the jumping abilities of the subjects because it is more saturated with depth jumping exercises.