Descreptive Statistic

Gender
600 528
500
395
400
300
200
100
0
Male Female

Figure 1.1

Based on figure 1.1, we can see that in total 923 respondents, there are 528 female
students from the total respondents. Whereas, there are only 395 out of 923
respondents for the male students had done the survey.

Different Races from respondents

Indian 305

Chinese 331

Malay 287

260 270 280 290 300 310 320 330 340

Figure 1.2

In figure 1.2, the Malay students had lowest number of respondents which only
consist of 287 respondents. Majority respondents are from Chinese students which
included 331 respondents. After that, the Indian students are the second highest
number which consists of 305 out of 923 respondents.
 Education level for respondents

1000

500

662
123
0 106
32

Figure 1.3

Figure 1.3 indicated the degree level of respondents consisted majority which
included 662 out of 923 respondents. On the other hand, the number of respondents in
Pre-U or Foundation level had 123 respondents while the Diploma level had 106
respondents. After that, Postgraduate showed the lowest number of respondents which
only included 32 students.

Monthy expenses on food

Above RM 1000 16

RM801-RM1000 24

RM601-RM800 73

RM401-RM600 223

RM201-RM400 392

RM200 or lower 195

0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450

Figure 1.4
Based on figure 1.4, it showed that the highest number of monthly expenses on food
is at RM201-RM400 which is 392 students. The second highest for the monthly
expenses on food at RM401-RM600, the number of students include 233 students
followed by monthly expenses on food at RM 200 was 195 students. Then, the figure
also indicated that the monthly expenses on food at RM601-RM800, RM801-
RM1000 and above RM1000 were 73, 24, 16 students to spent their monthly expenses
respectively.

Are You Currently Suffering From Chronic

Disease That Requires Special Diet ?
1%

Yes No

99%

Figure 1.5

Base on figure 1.5 was clearly showed that 99% of respondents is not suffering from
chronic disease, which included 912 out of 923 respondents. Whereas, only 1% of
respondents suffer for the chronic disease, which was 11 respondents only.