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Band 6+: The charts below show what UK graduate and postgraduate students who didnot go into full-time work did after leaving college in 2008. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, andmake comparisons where relevant.

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The image compares the destination of UK graduates and postgraduates excluding full-time work in 2008 with bar graphs. For graduates, 17,735 chose part-time work, 3,500 did voluntary work, 29,665 pursued further study, and 16,235 faced unemployment. For postgraduates, 2,535 chose part-time work, 345 did voluntary work, 2,725 pursued further study, and 1,925 faced unemployment.
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The charts elucidate the number of students who did not go into full-time work after completing their graduate and postgraduate studies in the period of 2008.

Overall, it is apparent from the provided information in the charts that there is the highest number of students who engaged in further study, both graduates and postgraduates, in that period of time.

Getting into details, the graduate students who engaged in part-time jobs were 17,735, in the case of postgraduate students, it accounted for 2,535. Additionally, both graduates and postgraduates students participated in a minimal number which was 3,500 and 345 respectively.

Moreover, those graduate and postgraduate students who pursued further study in period of time were drastically high, illustrating 29,665 and 2,725. Furthermore those students who have not gotten jobs were 16,235 graduate students and 1,625 postgraduate students.

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