The two pie charts compare the highest level of education attained by women in Sri Lanka in the years of 1965 and 1995.
In 1965 a significant portion of woman had relatively low levels of education. 25% completed 12 years of schooling, while the 20% finished only 6 years. University graduates made up 35% and 20% achieved postgraduate qualifications. Notably, 0% of women were recorded as having no schooling.
Although, the exact persentages for 1995 are not shown in the input, we can assume the task involves comparing changes over the 30 year period. Generally, such data would likely show an increase in higher education attaintment, such as more women yearning graduate and postgraduate degrees, and possibly a reduction in the percentage with only primary education.
To end with, the data highlights the educational advancements of women im Sri Lanka across three decades, reflecting broader social and economic progress, especially in acces to higher education.
