Question
Download Solution PDFWhat was the sex ratio of India as per 2011 census?
Answer (Detailed Solution Below)
Detailed Solution
Download Solution PDFThe correct answer is 943.
Key Points
- The sex ratio is defined as the ratio of women per thousand males.
- According to the population census of 2011, the sex ratio of India is 943 females per thousand males.
- Census 2011 is indeed an upward trend as in census 2003 it was 933 females per thousand males.
Important Points
- Source - censusindia.gov.in
- 2011 Census Data.
| State with Highest Female Sex Ratio | Kerala |
1,084
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| State with Lowest Female Sex Ratio | Haryana |
879
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| UT with Highest Female Sex Ratio | Pondicherry |
1,037
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| UT with Lowest Female Sex Ratio | Daman & Diu |
618
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| District with Highest Female Sex Ratio | Mahe (Pondicherry) |
1,147
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| District with Lowest Female Sex Ratio | Daman (Daman & Diu) |
534
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