Question : As per the 2011 Census, what is the population density of India?
Option 1: 482 persons/km²
Option 2: 328 persons/km²
Option 3: 382 persons/km²
Option 4: 282 persons/km²
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Correct Answer: 382 persons/km²
Solution : The correct answer is 382 persons/km².
Based on the 2011 Census, India has a population density of 382 persons per square kilometre. This indicates that every square kilometre of land in India has an average of 382 people living on it. India's population density is not uniformly spread. Some states have substantially greater population densities than others, like Bihar and Uttar Pradesh.
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