The pie charts demonstrates the number of hours spent in a british university library by undergraduates, postgraduates and the total popolation of learners.
Overall, The proportion of undergraduates students spenting time in library is intensively high to 62% from 1 to 7 hours a day while on the other hand, the number of postgraduates is relatively low to 17% at the same time in a day but sky high on spenting more than 15 hours in a library.
Among, all students the largest group of 58% spent 1 to 7 hours per week in a library. About 27% of overall student prefers to spent about 8 to 14 hours in a week and 16% students using library more than a 15 hours per week which is really interesting. The total number of students of undergraduates widely spent 1 to 7 hours in alibrary while other 28% of students enjoy 8 to 14 hours and 10% of students prefers more than 15 hours per week which might be reall exhausting. In contrast, it is opposite for postgraduates students as about 51% of students spent more than 15 hours in a week, 32% students study 8 to 14 hours and other remaining 17% exceed to 1 to 7 hours.
In summar, undergraduates were the heaviest users of the library where postgraduates wspent much less time there