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ABSTRACT HASBOBI TABRANG. Predictors of Risk Factors for Insulin Resistance in Pregnancy (supervised by Elizabet C, Jusuf dan Himawan Sanusi) This study aims to determine the predictors of risk factors that can affect the incidence of insulin resistance in pregnancy and the total sampling used is 87 people as samples This study was an observational study with a cross sectional approach. The sample was 87 pregnant women second and third trimester. Data were analyzed using Chi-square test. The results showed that there was no significant relationship between the age of pregnant women, gestational age, nutritional status, parity, DM descent, and ethnicity which were predictors of insulin resistance in pregnancy. Of the 87 subjects of pregnant women 16 people aged over 35 years, 71 people aged under 35 years, getting insulin resistance above 35 years of age were smaller than insulin resistance at the age below 35 years, with p=0.845 but this difference was not significant. From the number of insulin resistance subjects in the third trimester was greater than insulin resistance in the second trimester subjects with p=0.463, but this difference was not significant. From the number of insulin resistance in underweight, normal and obese subjects, p=0.599 means that there is no significant relationship as a predictor factor for the risk of insulin resistance. The amount of insulin resistance in primiparous subjects was greater than multipara subjects p=0.417, but this difference was not significant, the number of insulin resistance subjects with a history of diabetes in the family was smaller than subjects with no history of diabetes in the family p=0.593, but this difference was not significant. From the number of insulin resistance in the Bugis tribal subjects is greater than the Makassar tribal subjects in getting the value of p=0.529 but also not significant.