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The bar chart shows the percentage of people in Malaysia and Singapore who have different science qualifications, including a master's degree, a bachelor's degree, school leaving exams and no qualification in science.
Overall, most people in both countries did not have any qualification in science. Singapore had a higher percentage of people with a bachelor's degree in science than Malaysia.
In Malaysia, about 65% of people had no science qualification, which was the highest figure in the chart. In Singapore, this figure was a little lower, at 60%. For school leaving exams in science, Malaysia had about 35% and Singapore had 30%.
However, the situation was different for university degrees. In Singapore, 20% of people had a bachelor's degree in science, which was double the figure for Malaysia at 10%. The percentage of people with a master's degree in science was very small in both countries, only about 3%. This shows that people in Singapore were more likely to study science at university level, but very few people in both countries continued to a master's degree.