  LBNE (Longbaseline Neutrino Oscillation Experiments) provide a powerful
experimental setup to study sensitivities and exlcusion limits in neutrino
oscillation parameter space. A longbaseline experiment is being planned, at
USA, from FNAL (Fermilab National Accelerator Laboratory) to an underground
laboratory at Homestake in South Dakota, at an angle of 5.84 degrees from FNAL
(at a distance of 1289 km). The prospect of a new beamline towards this
location from FNAL, and a 300 Kiloton water Cerenkov detector at the site is in
planning stage, for the studies of the neutrino physics program. The long
baseline provides sufficient matter effects for neutrino travel, and a large
detrecor will help towards better statistics. In this work, we present, upto
what extent, the parameter degeneracies, present in oscillation parameter
space, can be resolved, using this FNAL-LBNE setup.
