Rajasthan: Religious Composition by District (Census 2011)

Rajasthan has 6,85,48,437 people in Census 2011 religion records. Hindu is the largest community with 6,06,57,103 people (88.49%).

Rajasthan is one of the states/union territories of India. This page provides a complete district-wise religion breakdown from Census 2011.

Hindu: 6,06,57,103 people (88.49%). Muslim: 62,15,377 people (9.07%). Sikh: 8,72,930 people (1.27%). Jain: 6,22,023 people (0.91%). Christian: 96,430 people (0.14%). NotStated: 67,713 people (0.10%).

Rajasthan has 33 districts covered in this data. Click any district to view its subdistrict-level religion profile.

Key Facts

Rajasthan District-Wise Religion Population

DistrictTotal PopulationLargest Religion
Hanumangarh17,74,692Hindu (80.75%)
Bikaner23,63,937Hindu (87.71%)
Churu20,39,547Hindu (87.17%)
Jhunjhunun21,37,045Hindu (89.17%)
Alwar36,74,179Hindu (82.72%)
Bharatpur25,48,462Hindu (84.09%)
Dhaulpur12,06,516Hindu (93.45%)
Karauli14,58,248Hindu (94.02%)
Sawai Madhopur13,35,551Hindu (87.27%)
Dausa16,34,409Hindu (96.81%)
Jaipur66,26,178Hindu (87.83%)
Sikar26,77,333Hindu (87.48%)
Nagaur33,07,743Hindu (85.66%)
Jodhpur36,87,165Hindu (87.45%)
Jaisalmer6,69,919Hindu (74.19%)
Barmer26,03,751Hindu (86.22%)
Jalor18,28,730Hindu (94.76%)
Sirohi10,36,346Hindu (96.16%)
Pali20,37,573Hindu (91.80%)
Ajmer25,83,052Hindu (85.23%)
Tonk14,21,326Hindu (87.49%)
Bundi11,10,906Hindu (91.61%)
Bhilwara24,08,523Hindu (92.37%)
Rajsamand11,56,597Hindu (95.60%)
Dungarpur13,88,552Hindu (96.51%)
Banswara17,97,485Hindu (94.65%)
Chittaurgarh15,44,338Hindu (91.51%)
Kota19,51,014Hindu (85.15%)
Baran12,22,755Hindu (92.69%)
Jhalawar14,11,129Hindu (92.11%)
Udaipur30,68,420Hindu (93.53%)
Pratapgarh8,67,848Hindu (95.33%)
Ganganagar19,69,168Hindu (72.98%)

Related Pages