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The graph shows the percentage of university students in 18-25 years old in four countries between 1961 and 2011. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
Write at least 150 words.

The line graph compares four nations in terms of the proportion of undergraduates in the age 18 to 25 over a period of 50 years.
Overall, the number of 18-25 years olds studying in universities in the given countries had an upward trend. Malaysia had the lowest percentage of 18-25 year old university students throughout the period shown.
In 1961, the proportion of students at the age from 18 to 25 studying in colleges in Philippines were approximately 30% while the figure for Singapore was only 15%, which was twice as much as that for Thailand. In the meantime, Malaysia had a slight percentage of 18-25 year old undergraduates of well under 5%.
Over the following 30 years, the number of university students in 18-25 years old in Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia all grew while the ratio of 18-25 year old graduates in Philippines moved up and down.
Throughout the remainder of the period, both Singapore and Thailand witnessed significant growths in the number of 18-25 years olds studying in universities and reached the same level in 2011, at around 60%. Meanwhile, the ratio of those in Malaysia gradually rose to hit slightly more than 20% in around 1995 and 1996 and stayed unchanged for the rest of the period. Whereas, the figure for Philippines fluctuated between over 35% and 45% and stood at 40% in the year 2011.

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