The tables illustrate the daily hours of television watched by children and the percentage of the population completing three distinct levels of education across nine countries. Overall, television viewing habits vary significantly, ranging from one to four hours daily, while academic completion rates generally decline as the level of education advances.
Regarding television consumption, the USA, Canada, and the UK record the highest figures at four hours per day. Conversely, the UAE and Malta report the lowest engagement, with only one hour of daily viewing. India and Brazil sit at the lower end of the spectrum with two hours, while China and Italy report three hours.
In terms of academic achievement, school completion rates are universally high, with Italy, Canada, and Malta reaching 100%. India records the lowest school completion at 80%. At the high school level, Malta leads with 100%, followed closely by Canada at 97%. University graduation rates are notably lower across all nations; the UK boasts the highest proportion at 39%, followed by Canada at 32%. India records the lowest university completion rate at 12%, despite its school completion figure of 80%.