Table 3.

The initial scores and standardized scores for the Indian states, 2020.

S. No	State name	Initial Score	Standardized score	Rank
1	Maharashtra	154.8	100.0	1
2	Uttar Pradesh	69.0	59.4	2
3	Andhra Pradesh	62.9	56.5	3
4	Karnataka	48.5	49.6	4
5	Tamil Nadu	48.1	49.5	5
6	NCT of Delhi	38.8	45.0	6
7	West Bengal	32.2	41.9	7
8	Bihar	28.9	40.4	8
9	Telangana	27.3	39.6	9
10	Madhya Pradesh	27.3	39.6	10
11	Odisha	25.0	38.5	11
12	Rajasthan	17.4	34.9	12
13	Chhattisgarh	16.3	34.4	13
14	Uttarakhand	11.7	32.2	14
15	Punjab	10.1	31.5	15
16	Gujarat	2.5	27.8	16
17	Jammu Kashmir	−1.2	26.1	17
18	Haryana	−2.8	25.4	18
19	Ladakh	−9.3	22.3	19
20	Jharkhand	−9.5	22.2	20
21	Kerala	−13.6	20.2	21
22	Assam	−21.6	16.4	22
23	Puducherry	−23.9	15.3	23
24	Goa	−27.2	13.8	24
25	Mizoram	−28.2	13.3	25
26	Himachal Pradesh	−28.4	13.2	26
27	Tripura	−32.5	11.3	27
28	Sikkim	−33.0	11.0	28
29	Arunachal Pradesh	−34.4	10.4	29
30	Meghalaya	−38.1	8.6	30
31	Manipur	−40.2	7.6	31
32	Chandigarh	−40.2	7.6	32
33	Dadara and Nagar Havelli	−40.3	7.6	33
34	Nagaland	−43.8	5.9	34
35	Andaman and Nicobar Island	−44.4	5.6	35
36	Lakshadweep	−52.0	2.0	36
37	Daman and Diu	−56.3	0.0	37

Minimum initial score (MIN_INS); Maximum initial score (MAX_INS).

Standardized Score = [(INITIAL SCORE of the state – MIN_ INS)/(MAX_INS - MIN_INS)]*100.