The chart below shows the number of applicant from four different countries in universities in one European country. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main points and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar graph gives the distribution of applicants from four nations (namely China, Japan, the USA and Russia) in universities in a European country from the years of 2004 to 2008. Overall, applications from Japan, the USA and Russia shows a positive trend whereas the number of applications from China has decreased over time. In […]

The bar chart gives information regarding the amount of applicants in countries such as China, Japan, USA, and Russia, universties of one European country. Overall, it is clear that China had higher applicants but decresed over the time, while USA’s joiner sharply went up and reached higher than China. In 2004, China and USA had […]

The column graph illustrates the number of university applicants from four nations—China, Japan, the USA, and Russia—to a European country over a five-year period (2004–2008). Overall, China consistently had the highest number of applicants, while Russia remained the lowest throughout the five-year period. Notably, both China and the USA showed clear upward trends, whereas Japan […]