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Band 6+: The chart below shows changes in the number of international students in Australia in 2019 and 2020

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The image displays a paired bar graph comparing international student counts in Australia for years 2019 and 2020 from various countries: China (2019: 159,000, 2020: 150,000), India (2019: 105,000, 2020: 101,625), Nepal (2019: 51,500, 2020: 50,454), Vietnam (2019: 39,000, 2020: 38,025), Brazil (2019: 28,200, 2020: 23,392), and Malaysia (2019: 18,900, 2020: 18,376). All countries show a decrease in student count from 2019 to 2020.
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The given chart illustrates the number of international students from six different countries in Australia from 2019 to 2020.

Overall, while the number of overseas students from China, Brazil and Malaysia dwindled, the reserse was apparent for those of the remaining nations. Additionally, the data for India experienced the most significant rise, and China consistently had the highest figure throughout the period.

The global students from India in Australia showcased an upward tendency in which there was a considerable increase from 92,024 to 108,049 students between 2019 and 2020. In contrast to the data for Chinese students, which dwindled from the starting figure of 182,325 to hit 167,568 in 2020, the number of those from Nepal was negatively correlated, moderately proliferating by around 4000 students to reach 50,252 during the same examined interval.

22,204 Vietnamese students in Australia in 2019, with a sustainable growth to 23,268 in 2020, showing a consistent increase in Vietnamese student enrollment. A slight decline by nearly 2000 students to reach 21,086 was characterized in the number of overseas students from Brazil in Australia, undergoing a similar trend to that of Malaysia, minimally dwindling from 21,736 to 19,564 during the same surveyed course of time.

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The chart below shows changes in the number of international students in Australia in 2019 and 2020

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