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About Alwar District

Alwar is a district in Rajasthan , India. As per the data provided by Census of India in 2011, total population of Alwar was 3,674,179 with a growth rate of 22.78%. Alwar covers 8,380 Km2 area. Sex ratio of Alwar's population is 895 females for every 1000 males, while child sex ratio is 865 females out of 1000 males.

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For easier reading, details are categorized in four sections i.e. Population of Alwar, Urban/Rural population of Alwar, Literacy data of Alwar and Religion wise data of Alwar. Below are the full details and list of tehsils in Alwar,Rajasthan, India. Select any of these to know detailed information about them.

Area, population and sex ratio of Alwar

DESCRIPTION VALUE DESCRIPTION VALUE
Total Population 3,674,179 Growth (%) 22.78
Male Population 1,939,026 Sex Ratio 895
Female Population 1,735,153 Child Sex Ratio 865
Area ( In Km. Square ) 8,380

Alwar has a total population of 3,674,179 people. Out of this, the male population stands at 1,939,026 while the female population 1,735,153. The state area is 8,380 square kilometers.

In terms of demographic statistics, Alwar has sex ratio of 895 females per 1000 males and a child sex ratio of 865 girls per 1000 boys.

Urban/Rural Population of Alwar

DESCRIPTION VALUE DESCRIPTION VALUE
Urban Population 654,451 Rural Population 3,019,728
Urban Population (%) 17.81 Rural Population (%) 82.19
Urban male Population 349,518 Rural Male Population 1,589,508
Urban Female Population 304,933 Rural Female Population 1,430,220
Urban Sex Ratio 872 Rural Sex Ratio 900

Alwar urban population is 654,451 (17.81% of the total), while the rural population is 3,019,728 (82.19% of the total). Across the decade to 2011 the district grew by 22.78% overall.

Among the urban population 349,518 are males, and 304,933 are females, resulting in an urban sex ratio of 872 females per 1000 males. In the rural population 1,589,508 are males and 1,430,220 are females, resulting in an rural sex ratio of 900 females per 1000 males.

Literacy data of Alwar

DESCRIPTION VALUE DESCRIPTION VALUE
Total Literate 2,182,476 Literacy (%) 70.72
Male Literate 1,359,829 Male Literacy (%) 83.75
Female Literate 822,647 Female Literacy (%) 56.25
Urban Literate 474,478 Rural Literate 1,707,998
Urban Male Literates 276,099 Urban Male Literacy (%) 91.02
Rural Male Literates 1,083,730 Rural Male Literacy (%) 82.08
Urban Female Literates 198,379 Urban Female Literacy (%) 74.67
Rural Female Literates 624,268 Rural Female Literacy (%) 52.16

The literacy data of Alwar highlights a total literacy rate stands at 70.72% with 2,182,476 literate individuals. Male literacy is 83.75% while female literacy is lower at 56.25% among them, 1,359,829 males and 822,647 females are literate, highlighting a gender gap.

Urban areas show higher literacy rate with 474,478 people being literate, with men at 91.02% and female at 74.67%, compared to rural areas whereas 1,707,998 people are literate, with male at 82.08% and female at 52.16%. Highlights a gap between urban and rural literacy rates.

Religion Wise Data of Alwar

DESCRIPTION VALUE DESCRIPTION VALUE
Hindu 3,039,279 Hindu (%) 82.72
Muslim 547,335 Muslim (%) 14.90
Sikh 64,532 Sikh (%) 1.76
Christian 2,696 Christian (%) 0.07
Jain 13,221 Jain (%) 0.36
Buddhist 4,384 Buddhist (%) 0.12
Other 348 Other (%) 0.01
Not Avaiable 2,384 Not Avaiable (%) 0.06

Alwar population is mostly hindu (82.72%) with a total 3,039,279 people. Muslim(14.90%) with a total 547,335 people. Sikh are (1.76%) with a total 64,532 people. Smaller communities include Christian (0.07% with 2,696 people). Jain (0.36% with 13,221 people) Buddhist (0.12% with 4,384 people) and Other (0.01% with 348 people). Around (0.06% with 2,384 people) did not specify their religion. See the full religion breakdown for Alwar.

List of Tehsils in Alwar

12

Alwar

Area: 1,202 Km2

Population

703,856

Male

371,781%

Females

332,075

Bansur

Area: 702 Km2

Population

263,663

Male

138,905%

Females

124,758

Behror

Area: 742 Km2

Population

359,248

Male

188,850%

Females

170,398

Kathumar

Area: 509 Km2

Population

245,193

Male

130,595%

Females

114,598

Kishangarh Bas

Area: 394 Km2

Population

201,279

Male

104,964%

Females

96,315

Kotkasim

Area: 340 Km2

Population

137,339

Male

71,907%

Females

65,432

Lachhmangarh

Area: 514 Km2

Population

288,671

Male

151,950%

Females

136,721

Mandawar

Area: 571 Km2

Population

231,628

Male

121,648%

Females

109,980

Rajgarh

Area: 1,208 Km2

Population

356,727

Male

188,900%

Females

167,827

Ramgarh

Area: 676 Km2

Population

256,605

Male

134,131%

Females

122,474

Thanagazi

Area: 822 Km2

Population

233,395

Male

122,907%

Females

110,488

Tijara

Area: 701 Km2

Population

396,575

Male

212,488%

Females

184,087

Common questions about Alwar

As recorded in the Census of India 2011, Alwar district had a population of 3,674,179. That figure has not been revised since, because no later census has been completed.

Alwar is divided into 12 tehsils. Each one is listed on this page, and opening a tehsil shows every village recorded inside it.

The sex ratio of Alwar is 895 females for every 1000 males. A figure below 1000 means women are outnumbered in the district.

The child sex ratio of Alwar is 865 girls for every 1000 boys, counting only children aged 0 to 6.

The literacy rate of Alwar is 70.72 per cent. That works out to 2,182,476 literate people.

Alwar covers an area of 8,380 square kilometres.

3,019,728 people in Alwar live in rural areas and 654,451 live in urban areas, so the district is counted as largely rural in character.

The population of Alwar grew by 22.78 per cent between the 2001 and 2011 censuses.

Alwar is a district of Rajasthan. You can open Rajasthan from this page to see all of its other districts.

A tehsil is the administrative level between a district and a village. Some states call the same unit a taluka, mandal, block or circle, but it sits in the same place in the hierarchy.

Every figure on this page is from the Census of India 2011, the most recent completed census. We present the published data and do not alter it.