Objective: The aim was to see, compliance to minimum data information in carcinoma endometrium reports, in a team of 13 pathologists; and also to analyze these parameters e.g. tumor size, type, grade, depth of myometrial invasion, lymph node yield, pTNM stage etc. Method: During the period of 2008-2010, from the files of Pathology department of our hospital, reports of operated 114 carcinoma endometrium cases were retrieved and analyzed for various, above mentioned, parameters. Results: The median age was 58.04 years and median tumor size was 4 cm. Endometrioid adenocarcinoma was the commonest type (82.5 %); followed by MMMT (6.1 %) and Serous carcinoma (3.5 %). Grade 2 was the commonest tumor grade (42.1 %). Less than half of myometrial invasion was seen in 50 % of the cases, =/> half myometrial invasion was seen in 46.5 % of cases. (Information-not available in 4 cases). Parametrial involvement was seen in 5.3 % cases. The pTNM stage was not mentioned in 71.9 % reports. The median lymph node yield was 15. Conclusion: The compliance to adhere to minimum data information in carcinoma endometrium reports is generally good. Lymph node yield is reasonable. Parametrial involvement and mentioning of pTNM staging is to be done more meticulously. Use of proformas/checklists is recommended.