The three pie charts compare the proportion of time spent by undergraduates, postgraduates, and the total student population in the library at a UK university. They also provide data on how many hours students spent there.
Overall, the prominent fact from the pie charts is that most postgraduate students spent more than 15 hours in the library, while the majority of undergraduate students only spent between 1 and 7 hours.
To begin with, even though over two-thirds of undergraduates spent around 1 to 7 hours in the library, only 17 percent of postgraduates spent the same amount of time. Likewise, despite most postgraduates spending more than 15 hours in the library, accounting for 51 percent, undergraduates who spent 15 hours or more comprised only 9 percent.
In contrast to the data mentioned above, postgraduates and undergraduates showed almost the same records spending between 8 and 14 hours in the library, accounting for 31 percent and 28 percent respectively. Lastly, regarding total time spent, half of students spent around 1 to 7 hours in the library. Also, 35 percent of students spent around 8 to 14 hours in the library, while the rest spent more than 15 hours.