According to the Census of India 2011, among the Seven Sister States, which state has the highest literacy rate?

Correct option is A

The correct answer is (a) Mizoram

• According to the Census of India 2011, Mizoram has the highest literacy rate among the Seven Sister States.

• Mizoram's literacy rate stands at 91.58%, which is the highest in the northeastern region of India.

Information Booster:

• The Seven Sister States of India are Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, and Tripura. These states are located in the northeastern region of India.

• Mizoram leads with a literacy rate of 91.58%, and this is attributed to the state's focus on education, availability of schools, and community support for education.

• The Census of India 2011 showed a significant improvement in literacy rates across India, and Mizoram stands out as the leader in this region.

Additional Information:

(B) Tripura:

• Tripura has a relatively high literacy rate of 87.75%, but it does not surpassMizoram, which has a higher literacy rate of 91.58%.

• While Tripura has made impressive progress in improving literacy, it still falls short of Mizoram's literacy achievements.

(C) Manipur:

• Manipur had a literacy rate of 79.85%, which is lower than Mizoram's rate of 91.58%.

• Manipur's literacy rate is still relatively high compared to some other states, but it is not the highest among the Seven Sister States.

(D) Nagaland:

• Nagaland had a literacy rate of 80.11%, which is still lower than Mizoram's.

• Though Nagaland's literacy rate is higher than Manipur's, it still does not surpass Mizoram in terms of literacy.