The pie charts presented delineate the responses of post-graduate and under-graduate students about the ranges of books and non printed material in the university library on a questionnaire, the responses are divided in three categories- satisfactory, very good, and very bad.
Overall, the charts meticulously illustrate the opinion of students, while a majority of the post-graduate learners find books range as very good, the prime response of under-graduate students was satisfactory. In contrast, the variety of non-printed material for post-graduate scholars was satisfactory, whereas for under-graduate students its very good.
In detail, for the variety of books, 55% of the post-graduate students responded as very good, while only 28% of the under-graduate favoured the range of books as very good. In contrast, only 33% and 12% post-grad learners reported satisfactory and very bad, and 50% and 22% from the under-grads for the given category.
Turning to non printed material, undergraduate students were the most pleased, with 52% very good responses, 25% satisfactory, and 23% very bad. While only 27% of the post-graduates selected for very good, 48% for satisfactory, significantly higher than the former one’s, and 25% responsed very bad.