Quantitative Aspect of human Resources : 

• Size and Growth of population in Rajasthan : The highest impacting factor in developing the human race of a particular country or state is the size and growth of population there. If the population is not controlled or remains to grow at a high rate, then the state lags behind in building a capable citizen base. The economy is negatively impacted if human capital does not grow according to its expectations. Therefore, the study of size and growth of population becomes necessary.
• Population density : This is a list of countries and dependent territories ranked by population density, measured by the number of human inhabitants per square kilometer. According to the 2011 census, the population density of Rajasthan was calculated at 200 person per sq. km while population density of India has been 382. Highest population density is 1106 in Bihar and lowest is 17 in Arunachal Pradesh. Population density in Rajasthan was 165 in the year 2001. 
• Urban and Rural population in Rajasthan : The population is divided on 2 bases- Urban and Rural. Because huge difference is found in the structure, density, distribution, standard of living, problems, etc. of rural and urban population. A clear line of demarcation cannot be drawn easily between rural and urban population, because migration continuously takes place between these two. 
• Sex- Ratio : The sex ratio refers to the ratio of males to females in a population. As per 2011 census, the sex-ratio in Rajasthan was 928 and for India it was 943. Therefore, the sex ratio of Rajasthan was lower than that of India. But in 2001, it was 921, thus an increase of 7 points. Pratapgarh has the highest sex ratio of 994 and Dholpur has the lowest sex ratio of 846.