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November 30 - Task 1

 


This task's solution belongs to BAWA IELTS Ferozepur considering the plagiarism policy.


The tables depict the count of overseas learners in Canada and the United States (US) from other countries of their origin. The data belongs to 2002 and 2003. Overall, in the latter year, both countries had more tally than the former. 

The first table represents that 5400 students were from China in 2002, and this numbering was boosted by 2450 after one year. The proportional change was 45% positive. The USA sent 5000 students in 2002 and 5450 in 2003 to Canada. The proportional variation was +9%. Indian students were 2100 and 2835 in 2002 and 2003, respectively with a 35% change. 

Heading toward the second chart, the USA recorded 110,000 students from China in 2002 and 116,600 candidates in 2003. Here a 6% change had registered. There were 200,000 and 182,000 Indian students in 2002 and 2003, separately. Here the negative change of 9% was documented. The computation of Canadian students was 31,000 in 2002 and 33,170 in 2003, with a 7% change. 

The total number of students was 59,870 and 581,600 in Canada and the USA, isolately. This data belongs to 2002. In 2003, 70,004 students were in Canada, and 592,230 studied in the USA. Canada had 17% total change, and the USA faced 2%.  


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