The pie charts demonstrates how satisfied were the undergraduates and postgraduates with the range of books and non-print materials.
Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent, that most of the students, which had not graduated, satisfied with the range of books. Meanwhile, the reverse was true for the postgraduates, as half of them rated the variety of books at “not good” level.
Regarding the range of books, postgraduate students were less satisfied, with only 28% perceived the diversity of books in as satisfaction. In contrast, 70% of the undergraduates responded positively about the range of books.
As for the non-print materials, sharp contrast could be pointed out between the answer from undergraduates and post graduates. To be specific, almost 70% of the undergraduates rated these materials as very good, whereas the postgraduates answered the vice versa. Nevertheless, the proportion of undergraduates who satisfied is almost identical to that of the postgraduates, with 20% and 22%, respectively.
