Epilepsy is a common chronic Central Nervous System (CNS) disorder that produces seizures . Epilepsy occurs due to excessive activity of the neurons. The causal factors are individual dependent and may be due to genetic disorders, medical disorders, injuries, or other unknown reasons . Several classes of anti-epileptic drugs have been approved for the treatment of epilepsy. Anti-epileptic drugs utilize a variety of CNS targets, such as ion-channels, receptors, neurotransmitter release and sequestration mechanisms, neurotransmitter metabolism, etc . It was estimated that 20-40% of newly diagnosed patients will not respond to available anti-epileptic drugs , . Although several new anti-epileptic drugs are available now, in addition to the set of time-tested anti-epileptics, novel personalized anti-epileptic drugs with improved consistency in efficacy and lower toxicity are desirable because of variability in the response of individuals to available anti-epileptic drugs .