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Band 6+: The tables show how many international students studies in Canada and the United states by country of origin.

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The image contains two tables. The first table labeled "CANADA" lists data by Country of Origin for years 2002 and 2003 with percentage change: China 5,400 in 2002, 7,850 in 2003, +45%; The USA 5,000 in 2002, 5,450 in 2003, +9%; India 2,100 in 2002, 2,835 in 2003, +35%; Total 59,870 in 2002, 70,004 in 2003, +17%. The second table labeled "USA" lists similar data: China 110,000 in 2002, 116,600 in 2003, +6%; India 200,000 in 2002, 182,000 in 2003, -9%; Canada 31,000 in 2002, 33,170 in 2003, +7%; Total 581,600 in 2002, 592,230 in 2003, +2%.
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The two tables present the number of overseas students from several countries in Canada and the USA for the academic years between 2002 and 2003.

Overall, Canada experienced an increased international students among all listed countries, while the United States of America showed a declined number in total despite some individual country growth.

In Canada, it was evident that international students experienced substantial growth across the board. Notably, it can be seen that China rose significantly from 5,400 to 7,850, approximately 45%. Similarly, India increased accounted 35% in two years from 2,100 to 2,835. Another nation such as the USA just add a little percentage rather than other nations. Furthermore, the cumulative count of overseas student in Canada accounted 17% in percentage.

Conversely, the USA showed contrasting two years trend in number of overseas students within the same period. Although China and Canada slightly improved around 6% and 7% in order, India decreased approximately 9%. In particular, the cumulative number of the international student enrolled in the USA is 2%, from 581,600 to 592,230.

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