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Band 4+: The two tables below show the number of international students from different resource countries in Canada and the USA in two school years.

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The image shows two tables with detailed data. Canada: - China: 2002-2003: 5400, 2003-2004: 7850, Change: +45% - The USA: 2002-2003: 5000, 2003-2004: 5450, Change: +9% - India: 2002-2003: 2100, 2003-2004: 2835, Change: +35% - Total: 2002-2003: 59870, 2003-2004: 70004, Change: +17% The USA: - China: 2002-2003: 200,000, 2003-2004: 182,000, Change: -9% - The USA: 2002-2003: 110,000, 2003-2004: 116,600, Change: +6% - India: 2002-2003: 31,000, 2003-2004: 33,170, Change: +7% - Total: 2002-2003: 581,600, 2003-2004: 570,000, Change: -2%
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The two table compares the figures of international students from different countries in Canada and USA in two school years.

Overall, it is evident that both countries were numerical figures of international students has increased in two years. In Canada, Chinese students had the highest proportion and least figures of proportion in India. In USA, Chinese and Indian students had the highest proportion in 2002. However, in 2003 Indian students’ figures had decreased.

In Canada, Chinese students were the highest numerical figures at 5400 in 2002 while this trend continues in 2003 approximately 45 percent students increased during in one year. While the Indian students had least proportion of migration to Canada in 2003. However, in 2003 slightly increased the proportion of Indian students had around 35 percent has changed for one year back. Furthermore, in USA students were had the second largest proportion in Canada therefore USA students had slightly increased ratio of 9 percent in 2003.

In USA, Chinese and Indian citizens had the highest proportion of numerical figures in both years. While the figures of Chinese student in 2002 above 110,000 and it is followed during the year in 2003. However, India citizen in 2002 above more than the Chinese people but in 2003 figures of Indian students has decreased deeply around at -9 percent. Canadian students in USA approximately 31,000 in 2002 but in 2003 has changed the ratio around at 7 percent.

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