Primary Amenorrhea with normal ovaries normal external genitalia and normal breasts is seen in:
Mayer-Rokitanski- Kuster - Hauser Syndrome
Turner's syndrome
Androgen Insensitivity syndrome
Noonan syndrome
It occur due to Mullerian agenesis and is characterized by normal breast, ovary, pubic and axillary hair and absent, uterus, tubes, cervix and upper 2/3rd vagina. These patients present with primary amenorrhea. Ref: Williams Gynecology, 1st Edition, Page 368; Speroff, 7th Edition, Pages 424, 421; Textbook of Gynecology By DC Dutta, 4th Edition, Pages 405, 406; Pediatric Endocrinology : A Practical Clinical Guide By Sally Radovick, Margaret H. MacGillivray, Page 389