PTE Table Chart Practice and Template

This table shows student enrolment across four faculties in 2023 and 2024. Engineering had the largest enrolment in both years, rising by 150 students to 1,350 in 2024, which was the biggest increase of any faculty. Science also grew strongly, by 140 students to 1,010, and in 2024 it overtook Business to become the second-largest faculty. Business and Arts both declined, with Business falling by 40 students and Arts by 30. Overall, total enrolment rose by 220 students, driven mainly by Engineering and Science.

This table compares average delivery times for three courier services in 2025, for domestic and international parcels, measured in days. Express Post was the fastest in both categories, taking two days domestically and six internationally. Standard Post was the slowest, at five days domestically and twelve internationally, which is twice as long as Express Post for international deliveries. Regional Freight sat in between, at four and nine days. Overall, international parcels took considerably longer than domestic ones across all three services, and the difference was largest for Standard Post.

This table summarises the weather in four towns in 2025. Brightmoor was the wettest town, with 1,120 millimetres of rain, and it also had the fewest sunny days, at 120, and the most frost days, at 62. In contrast, Dunholt was the driest, with 520 millimetres, and the sunniest, with 210 sunny days. Castlebay had by far the fewest frost days, only 12. Overall, Brightmoor is wet and frosty, whereas Dunholt is dry and sunny.

This table compares four freight corridors by distance, journey time and cost per tonne. The Southern corridor is the longest, at 680 kilometres, and it also takes the most time, at 11 hours, and costs the most, at 52 dollars per tonne. The Western corridor is the shortest, at 250 kilometres, taking only 3 hours and costing 24 dollars. The Northern and Eastern corridors fall in between. Overall, longer corridors take more time and cost more, with the ranking identical on all three measures.

This table presents the results of a sample sleep survey across four age groups. Teenagers sleep the longest, at 8.6 hours on average, while older adults sleep the least, at 6.5 hours. Older adults also take the longest to fall asleep, at 26 minutes, and wake the most often, three times a night. Young adults fall asleep fastest, in 15 minutes. Overall, sleep becomes shorter and more broken with age, though middle-aged adults take slightly longer than young adults to fall asleep.

This table summarises finds from a valley survey across four periods. The medieval period has the most of everything: 38 sites, 1,350 kilograms of pottery and 64 burials. The Bronze Age has the fewest sites, at 14, and the least pottery, at only 85 kilograms. Pottery increases in every period, reaching 910 kilograms in the Roman period. Burials do not follow the same pattern, since the Iron Age has the fewest, at 18. Overall, the number of sites and the quantity of pottery grow over time, while burials are more irregular.

This table shows entries to a book prize in four categories in 2022 and 2024. Novels are the largest category in both years, rising from 310 to 355, the biggest increase at 45. Biography grew from 85 to 102. Poetry is the only category to fall, from 120 to 96, while children's books stayed at 150.

This table compares four sports by weekly training hours, monthly rest days and injuries per 100 athletes. Gymnastics has the heaviest load, with 24 hours, only 3 rest days and the most injuries, at 17. Tennis has the lightest schedule, with 12 hours, 6 rest days and just 8 injuries. Overall, the heaviest schedule coincides with the most injuries.

This table gives the approximate melting point and density of four metals. Iron has the highest melting point at 1538 degrees Celsius, while lead has the lowest at 327. Lead is also the densest metal, whereas aluminium is the lightest. Copper lies between them, melting at 1085 degrees with a density of 9 grams per cubic centimetre.

This table compares customer survey results at four shop branches. Old Town scores highest, at 9 out of 10, with 71 per cent repeat customers, although it had the fewest responses at 95. Retail Park scores lowest, at 6, with only 41 per cent repeat customers. Station gathered the most responses, at 310.

This table compares four breakfast cereals per 100 grams. Cereal C is the highest in energy, at 390 kilocalories, and also in sugar, at 30 grams, while it has the least fibre and protein. Cereal B has the most protein, at 11 grams, and the most fibre, at 9 grams, and it contains the lowest sugar, at only 6 grams. Cereal D has the lowest energy, at 340 kilocalories.

This table compares four bank branches in 2025 by new accounts, loans approved and average waiting time. Eastgate is the busiest, with the highest figures for new accounts, at 560, and loans, at 130, but it also has the longest wait, at 18 minutes. Fairhaven is the smallest on all three measures, with 240 accounts, 45 loans and a six minute wait. Overall, busier branches tend to have longer waits.

This table shows the workload of four divisions in a court clerks' office. Small claims handles the most cases, with 2,400 filed, and is also the quickest, closing cases in a median of 38 days. Appeals has the fewest cases, at 310, and is the slowest, at 150 days. Family is the only division that closed more cases than it received, at 950 against 920. Civil fell furthest behind, with 130 more cases filed than closed.

This table compares four museum galleries by works on display, annual visitors and entry fee. The Impressionist Wing attracts the most visitors, at 480 thousand, even though it shows only 95 works. The Modern Gallery displays the most works, at 210. The Sculpture Court is the lowest on all three measures, with 60 works, 150 thousand visitors and an eight dollar fee. The Renaissance Hall sits in the middle, with 140 works, 310 thousand visitors and a twelve dollar fee.