This article consists of six sections. The second section deals about the trends of Scheduled Caste women in higher education. The third section analysis about rural-urban and inter-state variations. The fourth section discusses about faculty-wise and course-wise participations. The fifth section analyses about the barriers and the last section ends with conclusion. I. Introduction According to 2001 Census, the total number of Scheduled Castes (SCs) population in India was about 166,635,700 which consist of about 16.2 per cent of the total population (1,028,610,328). Of the total Scheduled Castes population (166,635,700), 80,546,940 are women, which accounts for about 48.33 per cent. Of the Scheduled Castes women population, about 79.96 per cent live in rural areas and the remaining 20.03 per cent in urban areas.