Aims and Objectives: To analyze documentation standards of junior residents (JRs), identify fallacies and suggest interventions to reduce such errors. Methodology: The present study was a prospective, cross sectional, record based, interventional study, with duration of one year from January 2014 to December 2014. After taking Institutional Ethics Committee approval, a total of 222 death files from department of Medicine were obtained from Medical Record Department of Lata Mangeshkar Hospital, Hingna, Nagpur and data obtained was analyzed by chi square test. Results: Overall, error rate in 1st quarter was high, which reduced in 2nd, rose again in 3rd quarter, finally reducing to great extent in 4th quarter and this reduction was statistically significant. Discussion: Reduction in error rate in 2nd and 4th quarter corresponded to training of all JRs on record keeping. Conclusion: Errors in records are deleterious for health care, legal issues, therefore good documentation should be promoted from early days of physician__ampersandsignrsquo;s training.