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Among the non-Aryan people of India the �Kaibartta�s of Scheduled Caste( Acccording to Indian Constitution article no 341, I)are the prominent ones. These people are socially, politically, economically, educationally, religiously very backward and traditionally they are being considered untouchable by the upper caste people and are being socially exploited by them. They are termed as Scheduled Caste by the constitution of India. There are many sub-castes of Scheduled Caste viz., Bansphor, Koibartta, Bania, Dugla, Lalbegi, Mahara, Mehtar, Mali, Namasudra, Dhubi, Keot, Hira, Jhalo,Muchi, Patni, Sutradhar etc. �Kaibartta�s are living in India since pre-Aryan age. They can be categorised into two groups: farmers and fisherman. Each group has distinct characteristics. They are known as a very ancient race in Assam. They have contributed immensely to the fields of language, literature, society and culture of Assam. However, in the topic under consideration- � Place of �Kaibartta� Women in Assamese Society, their Problems in Educational and Social Development and Way to Solution� a field study will be presented in analytical and comparative methodology including women of two Kaibartta villages of Lakhimpur district Athakotia and Kumarkota village.