D.A.V College of Education for Women Amritsar

BBK DAV College for Women is a college located in Amritsar, India, founded in 1967. It is operated by the DAV College Managing Committee of New Delhi and offers a wide range of professional and vocational education alongside traditional academic courses. The college follows a semester system with two terms each year, from July to December and January to June, and requires full-time commitment from students in undergraduate, postgraduate, and diploma programmes. Academic offerings include BA, B.Sc., B.Com, BBA, BCA, B.Design, BFA, and various B.Voc. degree courses, along with postgraduate courses such as MA, M.Com, and M.Sc. programmes, as well as diploma and add-on courses in fields like computer applications, bioinformatics, and French. The college also maintains strong cultural and international ties, collaborating with organizations such as the World Council of Curriculum & Instructions, World Education Foundation, and Kent County Council. Its students and faculty have participated in international cultural exchanges, including performances in the UK, China, and the Dubai International Dance Festival. In 2024, the principal, Dr Pushpinder Walia, received the Mahatma Hansraj Award for her contributions to education.