Urban population of Kamrup Metropolitan out of total.
Facts
Urban population of Kamrup Metropolitan is 10,37,011.
82.7% of the total population of Kamrup Metropolitan lives in urban area.
14.1% of the total population of Assam lives in urban area.
Assam's urban population is 43.99 Lakh.
Male population: 5,36,523
Percentage:
Female population: 5,00,488
Percentage:
Total Sex Ratio936 51.64%48.36%
Sex ratio graph of Kamrup Metropolitan
Facts
The sex ratio of Kamrup Metropolitan is 936/1000.
In terms of sex ratio, Kamrup Metropolitan stands at 26th position out of 27 districts of Assam.
Kamrup Metropolitan's sex ratio is below the sex ratio of Assam.
Kamrup Metropolitan's sex ratio is below the sex ratio of India.
Sex Ratio Comparison
958
Assam
936
Kamrup Metropolitan
943
India
What is Sex ratio?
Sex ratio refers to the number of females to males in a given population.
It is expressed as the number of females per 1000 males.
In many regions, the sex ratio can be skewed due to various factors such as gender-based discrimination, sex-selective abortions, and other social and cultural factors.
Rural Sex Ratio953 51.2%48.8%
Rural Sex ratio graph of Kamrup Metropolitan
Facts
The rural sex ratio of Kamrup Metropolitan is 953/1000.
In terms of rural sex ratio, Kamrup Metropolitan stands at 22nd position out of 27 districts of Assam.
Kamrup Metropolitan's rural sex ratio is below the sex ratio of Assam.
Kamrup Metropolitan's rural sex ratio is above the rural sex ratio of India.
Sex Ratio Comparison(rural)
960
Assam
953
Kamrup Metropolitan
949
India
What is Rural Sex Ratio?
Rural sex ratio refers to the number of females to males in rural areas or villages.
It is calculated by dividing the number of females by the number of males in a given rural population and multiplying it by 1000.
A healthy and balanced sex ratio in rural areas is essential for the overall development of a community.
Urban Sex Ratio933 51.74%48.26%
Urban Sex ratio graph of Kamrup Metropolitan
Facts
The urban sex ratio of Kamrup Metropolitan is 933/1000.
In terms of urban sex ratio, Kamrup Metropolitan stands at 21st position out of 27 districts of Assam.
Kamrup Metropolitan's urban sex ratio is below the sex ratio of Assam.
Kamrup Metropolitan's urban sex ratio is above the urban sex ratio of India.
Sex Ratio Comparison(urban)
946
Assam
933
Kamrup Metropolitan
929
India
What is Urban Sex Ratio?
Urban sex ratio refers to the number of females to males in urban areas or cities.
It is calculated by dividing the number of females by the number of males in a given urban population and multiplying it by 1000.
A balanced and healthy sex ratio in urban areas is important for the sustainable development of a city.
Literacy Rate 88.71% 92.13%85.07%
Literacy rate graph of Kamrup Metropolitan
Assam's literacy
Facts
The litearcy rate of Kamrup Metropolitan is 88.71% which ranks at 1st position out of 27 districts of Assam.
Kamrup Metropolitan's literacy rate is above the literacy rate of Assam(72.19%)
Kamrup Metropolitan's literacy rate is above the literacy rate of India(74.04%)
Male and Female literacy rate is 92.13% and 85.07% respectively.
Male literacy:
Female literacy:
What is literacy rate?
Literacy rate is a measure of the percentage of the population who can read and write in a particular language.
Literacy rate is an important statistic that reflects the educational level of the population.
Rural Literacy76.45% 82.36%70.22%
Rural literacy rate graph of Kamrup Metropolitan
Assam's Rural
Facts
The rural litearcy rate of Kamrup Metropolitan is 76.45% which ranks at 6th position out of 27 districts of Assam.
Kamrup Metropolitan's literacy rate is above the literacy rate of Assam(69.34%)
Kamrup Metropolitan's literacy rate is above the literacy rate of India(70.07%)
Male and Female literacy rate is 82.36% and 70.22% respectively.
Male literacy:
Female literacy:
What is rural literacy rate?
Rural literacy rate refers to the percentage of people living in rural areas who are able to read and write.
The rural literacy rate varies widely depending on the country or region. In general, rural literacy rates tend to be lower than urban literacy rates due to factors such as lack of access to education, poverty, and cultural barriers.
It's important to note that rural literacy rates are constantly changing due to factors such as government policies, economic conditions, and social norms.
Urban Literacy91.19% 94.08%88.09%
Urban literacy rate graph of Kamrup Metropolitan
Assam's Rural
Facts
The rural litearcy rate of Kamrup Metropolitan is 91.19% which ranks at 5th position out of 27 districts of Assam.
Kamrup Metropolitan's literacy rate is above the literacy rate of Assam(88.47%)
Kamrup Metropolitan's literacy rate is above the literacy rate of India(85.78%)
Male and Female literacy rate is 94.08% and 88.09% respectively.
Male literacy:
Female literacy:
What is Urban Literacy Rate?
The urban literacy rate in India refers to the percentage of the urban population who are able to read and write.
According to the 2011 Census of India, the urban literacy rate in India is 84.1%, which is significantly higher than the rural literacy rate of 68.9%.
The higher urban literacy rate is attributed to various factors, including better access to education, higher levels of economic development, and greater exposure to modern modes of communication.
Children age(0-6)1.25 L64,44460,942
Children population out of the total population of Kamrup Metropolitan
Children population
Total population
Children population out of the total population of Kamrup Metropolitan
Facts
Out of 12.54 Lakh people of Kamrup Metropolitan, 1,25,386 are children.
With 10%, Kamrup Metropolitan stands at 27th rank out of 27 in terms of the percentage of children.
Total male population of Kamrup Metropolitan is 6.48 Lakh out of which 64,444 or 9.95% are children from age 0 to 6.
Total female population of Kamrup Metropolitan is 6.06 Lakh out of which 60,942 or 10.05% are children from age 0 to 6.
Male children: 64,444
Female children: 60,942
Male and Female children out of total children
Rural children (0-6)27,33313,80613,527
Rural children population out of the rural population of Kamrup Metropolitan
Rural children population
Rural population
Rural children population out of the rural population of Kamrup Metropolitan
Facts
Out of 2.17 Lakh rural people of Kamrup Metropolitan, 27,333 are children.
With 12.6%, Kamrup Metropolitan stands at 25th rank out of 27 in terms of the percentage of children in rural area.
Rural male population of Kamrup Metropolitan is 6.48 Lakh out of which 13,806 or 12.43% are children from age 0 to 6.
Rural female population of Kamrup Metropolitan is 6.06 Lakh out of which 13,527 or 12.78% are children from age 0 to 6.
Male children: 13,806
Female children: 13,527
Male and Female children out of rural children
Urban children (0-6)98,05350,63847,415
Urban children population out of the rural population of Kamrup Metropolitan
Urban children population
Urban population
Urban children population out of the rural population of Kamrup Metropolitan
Facts
Out of 12.54 Lakh urban people of Kamrup Metropolitan, 98,053 are children.
With 9.46%, Kamrup Metropolitan stands at 24th rank out of 27 in terms of the percentage of children in urban area.
Urban male population of Kamrup Metropolitan is 6.48 Lakh out of which 50,638 or 9.44% are children from age 0 to 6.
Urban female population of Kamrup Metropolitan is 6.06 Lakh out of which 47,415 or 9.47% are children from age 0 to 6.
Male children: 50,638
Female children: 47,415
Male and Female children out of urban children
Religious graph of Kamrup Metropolitan
*Religions comprising 1-2% of the population are depicted in the graph above.
Hindu
84.89%
Muslim
12.05%
Sikh
0.29%
Christian
1.5%
Buddhism
0.13%
Jainism
0.74%
Others
0.01%
NA
0.39%
Worker Ratio39.15% 58%19.02%
Worker population ratio graph of Kamrup Metropolitan
Worker population ratio: 39.15%
Worker population ratio rank: 15th/27
Facts
Kamrup Metropolitan's worker population ratio(WPR) is 39.15%; in other words, 39.15% of the population is employed.
The WPR of Kamrup Metropolitan is higher than the WPR of Assam and lower than the WPR of India.
Male WPR in Kamrup Metropolitan is 58% while female WPR is 19.02%.
Male WPR:
Female WPR:
What is Worker population ratio?
The Worker Population Ratio (WPR) is the percentage of the total population that is employed, with respect to the working-age population (usually defined as those aged 15 to 59 years). It is an important indicator of the economic activity and employment situation in a country.
Rural Worker Ratio40.46% 56.65%23.48%
Rural worker population ratio graph of Kamrup Metropolitan
Rural worker population ratio: 40.46%
Rural worker population ratio rank: 15th/27
Facts
Kamrup Metropolitan's rural worker population ratio(WPR) is 40.46%; in other words, 40.46% of the rural population who are in the working age are employed.
The rural WPR of Kamrup Metropolitan is higher than the rural WPR of Assam and lower than the rural WPR of India.
Male WPR in rural Kamrup Metropolitan is 56.65% while female WPR is 23.48%.
Male WPR:
Female WPR:
What is Rural worker population ratio?
Rural working population ratio in India refers to the percentage of the rural population aged 15 to 59 years who are either employed or actively seeking employment. It is an important indicator of the country's rural labor force and its potential for economic growth.
Urban Worker Ratio38.88% 58.28%18.08%
Urban worker population ratio graph of Kamrup Metropolitan
Urban worker population ratio: 38.88%
Urban worker population ratio rank: 3rd/27
Facts
Kamrup Metropolitan's urban worker population ratio(WPR) is 38.88%; in other words, 38.88% of the urban population who are in the working age are employed.
The urban WPR of Kamrup Metropolitan is higher than the urban WPR of Assam and higher than the urban WPR of India.
Male WPR in urban Kamrup Metropolitan is 58.28% while female WPR is 18.08%.
Male WPR:
Female WPR:
What is Urban worker population ratio?
Urban working population ratio in India refers to the percentage of the rural population aged 15 to 59 years who are either employed or actively seeking employment. It is an important indicator of the country's rural labor force and its potential for economic growth.