Band 5+: The charts below give information about the number of hours that students study each day at five different universities. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The rendered bar graphs delineated how many hours learners study on weekends and weekdays each day at five distinct University. The data has been calibrated in hours per day.

Overall, it is evident from the both graphs that pupils does study more on weekdays, whereas number of hours were plummet on weekends.

Admittedly, in terms of weekends, University C experience the highest hours at 10.6 hours per day. University of B And E comprise almost similar hours at 10.1 and 10 hours per each day, respectively. Additionally, time allocation from University A accounting for 9.8 hours per day. Likewise, the University D has a slight lower hours than that of A at 9.6 hour per day.

Moving further, on weekends time duration for study are diminish, University D and E witness the significant downwards by 4 and 3.8 hours, in order. Meanwhile University C represent 7.8 hour per day and University B at 8.6 hours each day. Finally, University A has a minor decline by 0.8 hours per day.