Objective To test the efficacy of novel Oxazolidinone analogues against multi-drug resistant (MDR) mycobacterial tuberculosis. Methods Tube dilution method and Middlebrook 7H10 agar media were utilized to determine the anti-bacterial activities of Oxazolidinones analogues. In vivo activities of these compounds were evaluated with BALB/c mouse model of mycobacterial tuberculosis infection. Results Sy142 indicated improved anti-bacterial efficacyboth in vitro and in vivo when compared with Linezolid, and sy144 manifested similar activities compared with Linezolid. Both sy142 and sy144 demonstrated promising efficacy of anti-bacterial activities against MDR Mycobacterial tuberculosis. Conclusions Sy142 and sy144 exerts satisfactory anti-MDR mycobacterial tuberculosisefficacy and is acceptable for further structural modifications.