This paper highlights the significance of cadaver dissection as an essential part of medical education and emphasizes the shortage of cadavers in medical colleges. The study aimed to evaluate the knowledge and attitude of medical students towards body donation. The results indicate that a majority of students are willing to donate organs but not their whole body due to concerns about disrespectful behavior in the dissection hall. Moreover, some students were not aware of the legal procedures involved in body donation. The study found no significant difference in opinion based on gender or religion. The findings of this study may be useful in promoting body donation and addressing the shortage of cadavers in medical colleges.
