Band 6+: The presented chart illustrates the number of students at university of UK who either finished their dissertation on time, completed it late, failed to write it, or had to rewrite it in three various periods certainly in 1990, 2000 and 2010 years.

The presented chart illustrates the number of students at university of UK who either finished their dissertation on time, completed it late, failed to write it, or had to rewrite it in three various periods certainly in 1990, 2000 and 2010 years.

Overall, it is clear that the number of students who completed their dissertation on time increased significantly in all periods, while the number of students who failed to write it declined those times.

In 1990, approximately 150 students ended their dissertation on time. In 2000, it rose to over 200 students, and then sharply increased to 300 in 2010, which is the highest result among all trends. Meanwhile, students who completed late attained way less, starting with about 25, after which increasing to around 40 in 2000, and finally ending with a little more than 50 in 2010.

The number of students who failed to write their dissertation started from around 50, decreased markedly to 30 in 2000, and then substantially fell again to 10 in 2010. Students, who rewrote their dissertation were similar to those who failed to write begining with about 5, growing to approximately 35, and finishing with 30 in 2010.