Makkar ielts graphs

and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. 
 
Range of books 
Non printed material (e.g. video, CD/DVD) 
The given pie charts compare the responses of undergraduate and postgraduate students to 
a questionnaire about the range of books and the non-print material of a university library. It 
is manifest from the graph that more postgraduate students gave very good rating to the 
range of books, whereas more undergrads were very happy with the non-print material.
Just over half the postgrads opined that the range of books was very good, whereas almost a 
third said that it was satisfactory. By contrast 50% undergrads were just satisfied with the 
range of books and over a quarter said that the range of books was very good. Just under a 
quarter of undergrads and 12% postgrads were not happy with the range of books.
As far as the non-print material is concerned, just over a quarter postgrads and just over half 
undergrads rated it as very good. Almost half the postgrads were satisfied with the non-
print material, whereas the percentage of satisfied undergrads was just a quarter. 
Approximately a fourth of undergrads and postgrads were not happy with the non-print 
material and rated it as very bad. 
Overall, a majority of university students were satisfied or very happy with the range of 
books and the non-print material of the library.
 
Very good
55%
Satisfactory
33%
Very bad
12%
Posrgraduate
Very good
28%
Satisfactory
50%
Very bad
22%
Undergraduate
Very good
27%
Satisfactory
48%
Very bad
25%
Posrgraduate
Very good
52%
Satisfactory