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Band 6+: The bar chart below gives information about the number of students studying Computer Science at a UK university between 2010 and 2012.

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The image contains a bar chart with six pairs of bars representing British home students and international students studying Computer Science at a UK university from 2010-2012, separated by gender. In 2010, men had around 42 British students and 20 international students. In 2011, men had around 45 British students and 22 international students. In 2012, men had about 48 British students and 25 international students. In 2010, women had around 18 British students and 10 international students. In 2011, women had about 20 British students and 12 international students. In 2012, women had around 23 British students and 15 international students.
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The bar chart shows data about male and female Computer Science students at a UK university from 2010 to 2012.

Overall, there were flunctuations in the male British home students while there a grow in their female counterparts. Meanwhile, there was a big increase in the male international students while the female international students showed a steady rise.

We can see from the graph that men who were from Britain stood at approximately 40 in the year 2010. Then the number dropped to 25 after a year. It increased again to around 43 in the final year. In terms of the British female students, the figure was at 30 in 2010 and had an increase of around 15 and the number then slightly increased to exactly 45 in 2012.

Male students who came from other countries accounted for 20 in 2010 and then went up slightly by 23 in the following year and rocketed to reach the highest point of just below 40 in 2012.

The international female students had the lowest numbers. They began with under 15 and then rose steadily for the next two years and reached 20 in the final year.

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