Private Medical Colleges in India have been found to save large sums of money by either underpaying or completely ignoring stipends for MBBS interns and resident doctors, a recent report reveals. Despite regulations in place, the National Medical Commission (NMC) has been unable to effectively enforce standards, resulting in financial exploitation and discrepancies in private institutions. This trend raises concerns about the welfare and fair treatment of medical students and professionals in the country. The lack of oversight and accountability in private medical colleges is a pressing issue that needs to be addressed to ensure the well-being and rights of interns and resident doctors. The NMC must take proactive measures to monitor and regulate stipend payments in order to prevent further exploitation and disparities within the medical education system in India.