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Education is also one of the best foretastes of nation growth and also the ethics of an independent. It is one of the first agreement of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. But it is commonly recognized in the public particularly to women to find the basic amenity of their people. At present education has accepted high level weightage in purview of planners and policy makers and it as a pivotal component in defining the pace of growth. 50 per cent of the country�s human resources constitute by Women in India, and their donations are played important role for the nation�s development. But the outcomes of illiteracy among women are uplifted. Only 62.12 per cent of women is educated as per 2017 data. However, the education system scattered very instantly, the gender gap in literacy leavings evidently by its existence especially in Tamilnadu. The Constitution of India reveals on women, equal rights and scopes in all fields. Subsequently, these women have not been capable to take full benefits of their rights and prospects in practice for various reasons. Hence, this paper made an attempt to highlight the women�s education in India particularly in the state of Tamil nadu.