Transient Stability Analysis evaluates the ability of a power system to remain stable following large disturbances such as short circuits, sudden load changes, or generator outages. It examines the dynamic behavior of generators, voltage levels, and system frequency immediately after a fault or switching event. This study helps determine whether the system can quickly regain synchronism and continue operating without widespread outages. By identifying instability risks and recommending corrective measures such as protection settings or system upgrades, Transient Stability Analysis enhances grid reliability, operational security, and overall system resilience.