The BBK DAV College for Women is a college in Amritsar, India.

BBK DAV College for Women, Amritsar, was founded in the 1967 under the aegis of DAV College Managing Committee, New Delhi.

The college recreated history by lifting Overall Championship Trophy in Inter-Zonal Youth Festival of GNDU After 19 Years. The college won the championship trophy by scoring 120 marks and winning positions in all the 26 events in which the college participated. The college emerged champion in literary, theatre & folk events while bagging runners-up positions in the category of Fine Arts & Music. Participants made their mark by winning 1st position in 11 events, namely Kavishri, Folk Song, On the Spot Painting, Collage, Phulkari, Skit, Fancy Dress, Quiz, Debate, Poetry and Gidha, 2nd position in 13 events, namely Folk Orchestra, General Dance, Classical Vocal, Non Percussion, Classical Dance, Group Song, Vaar Singing, Western Solo, Rangoli, Play, Mime, Elocution and Poster Making and 3rd position in 2 items namely Western Group and Group Bhajan. College student Suvidha Duggal was presented the Best Actress (Theatre) Award and Simran from Gidha team won the award for Best Dancer.

The college has ties with international institutes for educational and cultural exchange. It has links with the educational organizations WCCI (World Council of Curriculum & Instructions)], World Education Foundation, Kent County Council, Technology College, Northfleet and Hextable School, and World Punjabi Congress, Lahore, Pakistan.

In July 2004, a group of 16 students and teachers presented as many as 50 programmes including the play Is Jagah Ek Gaon Tha at Woodville Halls Theatre, Gravesend, UK. The college dance troupe was part of the Indian Fair that was declared first among the 32 countries that participated in the Dubai International Dance Festival. The college artists presented a one-hour programme at Wagha Border for the release of a documentary titled Sarhad ke Rakshak. The play Umrao Jaan participated in a five-day National Drama Festival organized by Urdu Academy, New Delhi. One College student represented Punjab at the festival of Teej celebrated in Gravesend, England. In 2008-09, the college folk artistes were part of a delegation to China selected by the government of India.