The table depicts how many students were enrolled in six various subjects in a particular college, in three periods from 2005 to 2015, with intervals of five years.
Overall, it can be seen that student’s participation in all subjects increased throughout the years except in Fashion and Health, which experienced decline. Engineering and IT had the lowest students enrollment; however, the figures surged dramatically, becoming the most preferred area of studying.
In more detail, there were 720 learners enrolled in Engineering in 2005 and this figure rose considerably to 975 by 2015, representing the highest students participation. The number of lerners enrolled in IT also grew from 712 to 940 between 2005 and 2015, respectively.
In 2005, Health and Art had the largest enrollment rates, with 928 and 900 students, respectively. However, the former declined slightly to 905 and the latter fell significantly to 708 by 2005.
A similar pattern was observed in the case of Law, the number of students dropped fro, 652 to 730. Similarly, the students enrollment in Fashion studies also decreased from 804 in 2005 to 789 in 2010 and it further fell to 770 by the end of the given period.