Synopsis In this study, we have examined socialisation of women education and its impact on socio-economic life of educated women. While analysing the development of women's education, it was noticed, how essential it is to take into account the very wide socio-economic spectrum in our society. This work is organised in six chapters. Social reform and women education in pre-independence India has been discussed in first chapter. Second chapter throws light on socialisation of women education. Value education and women has been described in third chapter and fourth chapter deals with women in changing marriage pattern. Fifth chapter gives an emphasis on socialisation of higher educated and professional women and policy, development and challenges of women education is critically examined in the last chapter of this book.