Background: Aim: With the hope of developing regression formulas that could be used to estimate height solely from ulnar length, this study sought to investigate the anthropometric relationship of female subjects between ulnar length and height. Materials& Methods: Index Medical College & Hospital's Ethics Committee approved the current study. This study was descriptive and analytical. Descriptive analysis determined the mean ulnar lengths of female study participants. Participants were 18 to 22-yearold medical and paramedical students from Index Medical College & Hospital in Indore (Born & Brought up in Indore). Results: The height of the female subjects taken into considerations for present study was 154.2±10.1. The ulnar length of the right ulnar is slightly higher than on the left side. When compared between the two sides of the ulnar bone lengths, did observe significant difference. The present study observed a stable incline, with a positive regression of Y= 101.55+1.49X when compared between height and ulnar bone length of the female subjects. In addition, the present study also observed a positive Pearson correlation coefficient with a P value of <0.05. Conclusion: Simple linear regression equation derived can be used for estimation of height from ulna and vice versa. Thus, the data of this study will be of practical use in medical science investigations and in anthropometry

Indore Population; Pearson’s Correlation; Stature; Female Ulnar bone; Linear regression.