The table presents the number of learners admitted to six distinct subjects in a college in 2005, 2010 and 2015.
Overall, it is evident that although enrolments in Engineering and IT climbed gradually, marked declines were witnessed in Health and Fashion. By contrast, Art and Law stayed relatively stable throughout the given years.
To begin with, in 2005 although Health was the most popular subject, attracting 928 students, this number dropped sharply in the next year and stood at 708 by 2015. Similarly, Fashion underwent a gradual plunge, sliding from 804 in 2005 to 770 after a decade. Art stayed relatively unchanged, fluctuating slightly between 900 and 910 in the three years.
Furthermore, the number of learners who registered not only in Engineering but also IT rose continuously. Engineering, which started with 720 students in 2005, climbed moderately to 972 in 2015 and became the dominant subject. A comparable trend was observed in IT, with enrolments growing from 712 to 940 over the same period. Finally, even though Law was the least popular subject and 652 pupils studied it in the initial year, this number increased slowly after 2010 and reached 730 in 2015.