| District | Population(2011) | Growth Rate | Sex Ratio | Literacy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jaipur | 6,626,178 | 26.19 % | 910 | 75.51 % |
| Jodhpur | 3,687,165 | 27.74 % | 916 | 65.94 % |
| Alwar | 3,674,179 | 22.78 % | 895 | 70.72 % |
| Nagaur | 3,307,743 | 19.20 % | 950 | 62.80 % |
| Udaipur | 3,068,420 | 23.69 % | 958 | 61.82 % |
| Sikar | 2,677,333 | 17.03 % | 947 | 71.91 % |
| Barmer | 2,603,751 | 32.52 % | 902 | 56.53 % |
| Ajmer | 2,583,052 | 18.40 % | 951 | 69.33 % |
| Bharatpur | 2,548,462 | 21.29 % | 880 | 70.11 % |
| Bhilwara | 2,408,523 | 19.60 % | 973 | 61.37 % |
| Bikaner | 2,363,937 | 41.19 % | 905 | 65.13 % |
| Jhunjhunun | 2,137,045 | 11.67 % | 950 | 74.13 % |
| Churu | 2,039,547 | 6.01 % | 940 | 66.75 % |
| Pali | 2,037,573 | 11.94 % | 987 | 62.39 % |
| Ganganagar | 1,969,168 | 10.04 % | 887 | 69.64 % |
| Kota | 1,951,014 | 24.39 % | 911 | 76.56 % |
| Jalor | 1,828,730 | 26.21 % | 952 | 54.86 % |
| Banswara | 1,797,485 | 26.53 % | 980 | 56.33 % |
| Hanumangarh | 1,774,692 | 16.91 % | 906 | 67.13 % |
| Dausa | 1,634,409 | 24.09 % | 905 | 68.16 % |
| Chittaurgarh | 1,544,338 | 16.08 % | 972 | 61.71 % |
| Karauli | 1,458,248 | 20.55 % | 861 | 66.22 % |
| Tonk | 1,421,326 | 17.30 % | 952 | 61.58 % |
| Jhalawar | 1,411,129 | 19.55 % | 946 | 61.50 % |
| Dungarpur | 1,388,552 | 25.36 % | 994 | 59.46 % |
| Sawai Madhopur | 1,335,551 | 19.56 % | 897 | 65.39 % |
| Baran | 1,222,755 | 19.68 % | 929 | 66.66 % |
| Dhaulpur | 1,206,516 | 22.71 % | 846 | 69.08 % |
| Rajsamand | 1,156,597 | 17.18 % | 990 | 63.14 % |
| Bundi | 1,110,906 | 15.40 % | 925 | 61.52 % |
| Sirohi | 1,036,346 | 21.76 % | 940 | 55.25 % |
| Pratapgarh | 867,848 | 22.78 % | 983 | 55.97 % |
| Jaisalmer | 669,919 | 31.81 % | 852 | 57.22 % |
Rajasthan: Analysis of Districts as per census 2011
By Jagran Josh
Jul 29, 2013, 12:38 IST
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