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Band 6+: The bar charts give information about the salaries and university fees of students from three universities in two spheres - Law and Business. Summarize information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant

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The image contains two sets of bar graphs comparing average salaries and fees for law and business university students across three sections labeled A, B, and C; for Law: section A shows salaries at 40 and fees at 40, section B displays salaries at 60 and fees at 30, section C presents salaries at 50 and fees at 40; for Business: section A indicates salaries at 30 and fees at 30, section B indicates salaries at 40 and fees at 30, section C shows salaries at 60 and fees at 40.
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The bar charts compare the amount of money which is spent to pay tuition fees and average salaries in two different fields -Law and Business -in three various universities.

Overall, it is clear that salaries were always higher than fees. While the fees were similar in all universities in the Law sphere, the amount of average salary was higher in B. Additionally, the highest wage was given in C, whereas A gave not only lower one but also require the least amount of costs for studying in Business.

Looking first at higher figures, students who studied in the Law paid 40 000 dollars to study in each university. However, they got 60 thousand dollars in B for salary, followed closely by C with 55 000 and A with 40 000.

The comparison between two spheres illustrates that the quantity of tuition fee was 40 thousand in B and C in Business like Law, however, it amounted to 30 000 in A. In addition, the amount of wage numbered 40 000 in A, after B and C came with 50 thousand and 60 thousand dollars respectively.

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