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We propose an efficient P2P Grid resource management architecture using a hypercube network topology with additional neighbourhood links, which enhances resource discovery and scheduling of applications. The proposed architecture, the hypercubic P2P Grid presents the essential characteristics for efficient resource search self configuring, fault tolerance and abilities to handle dynamic attributes. The Hypercubic Peer to Peer Grid(HPGRID) system contains two layers. The top layer consists of Cubic Grid Peer(CGP) which transfers information in peer to peer technique. The bottom layer behaves like a traditional grid. Every CGP contains a header that contains the information about its own grid and a resource table. The definition for CGP parameters are described. An algorithm is presented for node arrival and node departure in the HPGRID system. This architecture can adapt to a complex, heterogeneous and dynamic resources of the grid environment, and has a better scalability. Performance evaluation is presented in terms of message forwarding scheme taking into consideration the optimal link added to hypercube which results in faster routing from any source to any destination in the CGP nodes.