Babita Das, after acquiring Master of Fine Arts (Printmaking) degree from Vishwa Bharati University (1992) - a renowned seat of learning in arts and culture - had the privilege to work as Indian National Scholar (1992-93) in some of the prestigious institutions (e.g.,M.S.Univeristy, Baroda; Lalit Kala Academy, Madras; J.J.School of Arts, Mumbai). Then followed a spate of 22group and 12 solo exhibitions of her works. within a span of a decade (1990-2006), in numerous cities known for their patronage of arts. This opened up avenues for her national and international exposure, achievements were (a) an invitation from Ministries of Culture and of Education of France and regional Councils to perform various workshops and shows (5 - 28 March 2004) in Guadeloupe, French West Indies, to celebrate the festival 'Autour Du Tempa Des Poetes"; and (b) an innovative self-created audio-visual presentation "Bandish" - a symphony of painting synchronous with music -- at Music World, Kolkata, 2002. Babita did attract peer recognition and connoisseur appreciation being the recipient of some of the most coveted awards, including Residency at Vermont Studio Center, Vermont, USA, 2002.
The Scientific Commitee of 5th Biennale, Florence, has selected Babita Das as an Artists representing India, to show case 3 Paintings at Fortezza da Basso, from 3rd to 11th Dec ,2005at the " International Biennale of Contemporary Art."
Her works have found a niche in over a dozen institutional collections and numerous private ones in India and abroad. Noteworthy are Tashkent State Museum; Uzbek Friendship Society; Scindia (erstwhile Indian Princely State) Palace, Gwalior; Ford Foundation New Delhi; Consulate of Netherlands, Kolkata; Williamsburg Museum, New York; and Vermont Studio Center, Johnson,Berlin, Frankfurt, Vilnius, Nida, Klaipeda, Salantai, Kaunas, Palanga, Florence, Rome, Vienna, Japan, Korea, Montreal, Phillipines, Dhaka.Beijing Forbidden City, Town Hall Penang, Ambassador of India in Poland and Malaysia.