The pie chart depicts the proportion of students that speak their native language in the year 2007 at Cambridge College. It is evident that English is the most spoken language, followed by Hindi and other languages.
In 2007, the Cambridge college had English as the most popular mother tongue, followed by Hindi on the second place. English has 45% of the native speakers, whereas Hindi is just below at 30%. Furthermore, both these languages has three-fourths of the total pupils, as their first language.
In contrast, the other languages- such as French, Chinese, and Urdu- have one-fourths pupils with these mother tongues, in total. French is the third most common language, after Hindi, with 13% of the students. Similarly, followed by Chinese at 10% and Urdu at 2%. In addition, Urdu has the least number of pupils, whereas English has the highest number of native speakers, followed by Hindi and French.
