Literacy in Bihar - Literacy in Districts

Literacy in Districts

Literacy in Bihar
Districts of Bihar 1991
(Total)
 2001
(Total)
 1991
(Male)
 2001
(Male)
 1991
(Female)
 2001
(Female)
West Champaran 27.99 39.63 39.62 51.91 14.41 25.85
East Champaran 27.59 38.14 39.65 50.14 13.69 24.65
Sheohar 26.18 37.01 36.36 45.54 14.34 27.43
Sitamarhi 28.49 39.38 39.86 51.02 15.49 26.35
Madhubani 33.22 42.35 48.49 57.26 16.75 26.56
Supaul 28.11 37.8 40.96 53.23 13.74 21.02
Araria 26.19 34.94 36.99 46.5 14.01 22.14
Kishanganj 22.22 31.02 33.12 42.8 10.38 18.49
Purnia 28.52 35.51 38.92 46.16 16.8 23.72
Katihar 28.7 35.29 39.24 45.51 16.88 24.03
Madhepura 27.72 36.19 39.31 48.87 14.41 22.31
Saharsa 29.98 39.28 42.37 52.04 15.83 25.31
Darbhanga 34.94 44.32 48.31 57.18 20.09 30.35
Muzaffarpur 36.11 48.15 48.44 60.19 22.33 35.2
Gopalganj 34.96 48.19 51.62 63.81 17.75 32.81
Siwan district 39.13 52.01 57.51 67.67 21.33 37.26
Saran 41.79 52.01 60.18 67.81 22.71 35.74
Vaishali 40.56 51.63 55.62 64 24.08 38.14
Samastipur 36.37 45.76 50.39 57.83 21.17 32.69
Begusarai 36.88 48.55 48.66 59.71 23.52 36.21
Khagaria 32.33 41.56 42.97 52.02 19.79 29.62
Bhagalpur 41.84 50.28 53.41 60.11 28.11 38.83
Banka 34.55 43.4 48.17 56.28 18.99 29.1
Munger 52.25 60.11 64.95 70.68 37.07 47.97
Lakhisarai 39.4 48.21 53.12 60.97 23.48 34.26
Sheikhpura 40.92 49.01 55.43 62.56 24.41 34.13
Nalanda 46.95 53.64 61.95 66.94 29.97 39.03
Patna 56.33 63.82 69.07 73.81 41.35 52.17
Bhojpur 48.18 59.71 66.35 74.78 27.95 42.81
Buxar 33.49 57.49 62.94 72.82 25.74 40.36
Kaimur 39.35 55.57 55.68 70.57 20.69 38.9
Rohtas 48.52 62.36 64.5 76.54 30.29 46.62
Jehanabad 45.83 56.03 63.11 70.9 26.81 40.08
Aurangabad 45.14 57.5 61.8 71.99 26.67 42.04
Gaya 40.47 51.07 55.22 63.81 24.2 37.4
Nawada 38.96 47.36 54.85 61.22 21.82 32.64
Jamui 33.41 42.74 48.48 57.1 16.41 26.92

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