The given table reveals the number of Indian full-time students in 6 different universities located in the UK in the academic years 2020/2021 and 2021/2022.
In general, the BPP University had the highest number of Indian students in the year 2020/2021, meanwhile Sheffield University included the smallest pool of international students from India. In the 2021/2022 academic year, Conventry University admitted the largest amount of Indian students. In the second academic year, Sheffield University included the smallest group of full-time Indian students.
Looking closer into the figures, BPP University and The University of Greenwich obtained the highest amount of Indian students in 2020/2021, with both securing education for 3505 and 2455 Indian students, respectively. Whereas Sheffield University ranked as the lowest college to accept Indian applicants; only 815 full-time Indians studied at Sheffield University in 2020/2021.
By analysing the statistics, the given quantitative data illustrates a substantial increase seen in Sheffield University, approximately 187.7% more Full-time Indian students were admitted in 2021/2022. Additionally, Conventry University has also demonstrated a welcoming environment for Indians by increasing their Indian students by roughly 121.3%. Although BPP University admitted 1640 more Indian nationals, which is more than most of the universities in the study, it showed a slight increase in the definition of statistics with just 46.8%.