Inspection of private medical colleges has been a controversial issue and invariably the MCI team’s inspection reports have been challenged in high courts and the Supreme Court now and them.  Faced with “incessant disputes” over inspection of private medical colleges by the Medical Council of India (MCI) and being exhausted of cases against MCI and no concrete result over it's main decision to reform MCI and improve fair medical Education in India which is till now an industry of corrupt thosand crores and where medical education is sold both at UG,PG and SS level at the cost of crores of rupees, the Supreme Court has asked former UIDAI chairman and technocrat Nandan Nilekani to examine if a computer network-based technological solution was possible for such inspections.

                 “We…request Mr. Nandan Nilekani to go into this problem and give concrete suggestions to this court at the earliest...Mr. Nilekani is at liberty to take technical assistance from various IT companies, Wipro, Infosys, Accenture, etc., for making suggestions to this court,” a Bench headed by Justice SA Bobde said and posted the matter for hearing after six weeks.The Bench—which also included Justice LN Rao—passed the order after amicus curiae senior advocate Kapil Sibal suggested that a computer network-based technological solution, which may include artificial intelligence, would be needed to solve the problem.