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Band 7+: The graph below shows the percentage of 18-25 year olds in universities in four different contries

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The image depicts a line graph illustrating the percentage of 18-25-year-olds in universities from 1961 to 2011 across four countries: Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, and Thailand. In 1961, Singapore starts at 10%, Malaysia at approximately 3%, Philippines at about 19%, and Thailand just below 2%. By 1971, Singapore rises to around 20%, Malaysia reaches roughly 5%, Philippines slightly increases to about 21%, and Thailand remains near 3%. In 1981, Singapore reaches approximately 25%, Malaysia just over 5%, Philippines at roughly 22%, and Thailand around 5%. By 1991, Singapore jumps to about 30%, Malaysia over 10%, Philippines slightly increases to 23%, and Thailand around 10%. In 2001, Singapore reaches just below 40%, Malaysia climbs to almost 20%, Philippines holds steady at about 23%, and Thailand approaches 15%. By 2011, Singapore peaks at near 45%, Malaysia close to 25%, Philippines remains around 23%, and Thailand slightly exceeds 20%.
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The line graph given compares four different countries based on the percentage of 18-25 year olds in universities between 1961 and 2011, at 10-year intervals.

Looking at the illustration, it is immediately evident that Thailand recorded the highest figure in both years, whereas the opposite was true for Malaysia. Additionally, almost all countries surveyed showed an overall upward trend.

In 1961, Thailand dominated the chart at nearly 25 percent, which was roughly 10 percent higher than Singapore. The Philippines ranked third at just under 10 percent, while Malaysia came in last at below 5 percent. By around 1991, the Philippines had overtaken Malaysia to be the third country with the highest number of 18-25 year 25-year-olds in universities out of four.

In 2011, despite some dramatic drops, Thailand experienced exponential growth and reached a peak of around 40 percent. The figures for Singapore and the Philippines go up to stand at just 40 percent and about 20 percent respectively; meanwhile, there was a negligible drop in the percentage of Malaysia just 15 percent.

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