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Band 6+: The charts below show the percentage of secondary school students at a school in the UK taking different subjects in 1995 and this year. Summarise the imformation selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains two pie charts showing the percentage of secondary school students taking each subject. In 1985, subject distribution is Geography 30%, English 25%, Maths 20%, Science 12.5%, and Art 12.5%. Now, the distribution is Maths 35%, English 25%, Science 20%, Geography 8%, History 7%, and Art 5%.
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The two pie charts illustrate the proportions of different subjects taken by secondary schoolers in the UK in 1996 and the current year.

Overall, four disciplines, such as History, Geography, Business and Art, were taken in either 1996 or this year, showing slight difference in their proportions between the two dates. In the present year, however, IT course was introduced, ousting the RS and Drama classes that were present in 1996, and notably becoming the most preferable discipline among the students.

In 1996, the most attended course was History, accounting for 26% of students. Next came Geography class with 21% of attendance. Business and Art disciplines were relatively close in data, 16% and 15% of the enrolled students, respectively. The students took up Drama and RS the least, 12% and 9% respectively.

In comparison to 1996, this year’s most demanded subject has become IT, showing 27% of addendance. The choice of History and Georgaphy classes has undergone marginal changes, with History declining from 26% in 1996 to 25% and Geography rising from 12% to 23%. Equal proportion of students taking Business is shown in both pie charts, that of 16%. After 1996, the Art class enrollment has dropped from 15% to 8%, making this course the minor category in the present year. Thus, RS and Drama have been displaceed from the statistics completely this year.

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