[COM] Dự Đoán IELTS Writing Task 1 Tháng 7 2025 – Đề 1

The bar charts delineates the studying time of undergraduate students in five surveyed universities on weekdays and weekends.

It is perceptible that students at university A exhibit the most balanced distribution of study time between weekdays and weekends. Across all universities, students allocate more time to study during weekdays than on weekends.

In terms of weekdays, university C’s students lead the list, dedicating 10.6 hours per day to studying, closely followed by universities B and E with figures hovering around 10 hours. The study durations of students at universities A and D are relatively consistent, ranging between 9.6 and 9.8 hours.

On weekends, students across all universities reduce their study time. University A shows the most negligible deviation from weekday figures, with students studying for 9 hours. Conversely, the most significant reduction is observed at universities D and E, with students spending 4 hours less than on weekdays. The study duration for students at universities C and B decreases by 2.8 and 1.5 hours, respectively, compared to weekdays.