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Band 6+: The charts below show degrees granted in different fields at the National University in the years 1990, 2000, and 2010.

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The image contains three pie charts showing the percentage distribution of four categories for the years 1990, 2000, 2010. In 1990, Computer Science and Business both have 30%, Medicine has 25%, and Law has 15%. In 2000, Computer Science has the largest share with 40%, followed by Medicine with 30%, Business with 20%, and Law with 10%. In 2010, Computer Science further increases to 45%, Medicine has 26%, Business has 16%, and Law has 15%.
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This report will analyze degrees granted in different fields at the National University in the years 1995, 2005, and 2015.

In the year of 1995, Computer Sciences and Business were the most common preferred degrees at the National University. Medicine was the second most common degree, accounting for 25%. Law was the third and least common preferred degree, with a share of 15%. In the year of 2005, Computer Sciences became the most preferred degree at the National University, with a percentage of 40%. While the share of Computer Science degrees increased, the percentage of Business degrees declined to 20%. Medicine degree became the second most common at the University with a share of 30%. The percentage of Law degrees fell to 10% and became the least common degree as it was like in the year of 1995. In the year of 2015, Computer Science degrees rating continued to increase to 45%, maintaining its position as the most common degree. Medicine degree took the second place with rating of . The proportion of Business degrees continued to decline to 15%, making it the least common degree alongside Law.

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