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contd... Table 3: Communitywise distribution of respondents according to their occupation.
(Figures in the parentheses indicate percentages) The above data can be represented by bar diagram as follows
The monthly income of the Biharis is also found to be very low. About 86 per cent of them have the income below Rs. 10,000.00 per month. Contrary to that about 59 percent of the Marwaris have the monthly income above 10,000.00 per month. In case of the Assamese about 63 per cent belong to the income group of Rs. 5000.00 to 15,000.00 per month. More or less the same picture is seen among the Bengalis. Table 4: Communitywise distribution of respondents by monthly income
(Figures in the parentheses indicate percentages) The above data can be represented by bar diagram as follows
The literacy level of the Biharis is found to be the lowest. About 36 per cent of them are found to be illiterate and only 9 percent were educated beyond the secondary standard. Among the Marwaris about 24 per cent have educational qualification beyond secondary standard. The number of persons with educational qualification beyond undergraduate standard is about 34 per cent among the Assamese and 28 per cent among the Bengalis.
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