The information about the proportion of the young generation given admission in various types of universities in different countries was illustrated by the line graph given for a period of six decades. It is evident that the highest trend was seen in Singapore.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that Singapore showed an upward trend. While the least number of young people joined universities in the Philippines. Thailand showed fluctuations during the entire period.
In terms of countries, around 15% of young people were noticed in Singapore in the year 1961. After that, an increase of about 15% was accounted for in the next given year. Similarly, this trend showed fluctuations during the entire period. Its figure again increased by 20% and hit 40% by 2011. However, approximately 25% of the young generation participated in Thailand universities in the year 1961. This trend remained stable until 1991. After that, the trend increased sharply, reaching 37% in the year 2011.
Furthermore, nearly 3% of young people were seen in Malaysia in the year 1961. This trend increased by 7% and hit 10% by 1971. After that, this trend increased continuously and reached 15% by 2011. However, around 6% of young people joined universities in Malaysia in the year 1961, which was the least number as compared to other countries. While this trend increased slightly by about 5% and hit 15% by 1991. After that, this trend showed a stable trend.