The graph depicts the proportion of international students admitted at a particular university between 2000 and 2020. The table disseminates information regarding the countries of origin of these learners in the year 2020. The pie chart shows how the time was divided by these children throughout various activities during a regular week.
Overall, 2020 experienced the highest amount of enrollment while 2000 was the least popular. The maximum number of students were from China, whereas Brazil reported the lowest share of the total. In addition to this, studying was the most preferred option. Social and other extracurricular activities represented a similar percentage.
In the given graph, the year 2000 ranked the lowest with only 5000 students. It increased substantially and stood at 7,500 in 2005 and continued to rise tull the end of the period. Additionally, the educational institution witnessed their highest growth in 2020 with 18,000 admissions.
The table illustrates China as the country with the highest proportion of students studying abroad. India, occupied the second position with studying . Other countries total rati for 3,400. In contrast, Germany and Brazil were the two states with the smallest figure at 2,100 and 1,800 respectively.
The pie chart showing the daily activities revealed pursuing studies to be the dominant choice with 40 percent. This was followed by attending classes at 25 percent. Part-time working held a moderate position at 15 percent. Furthermore, community and other activities were the least favoured options.