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Band 5+: The charts provide information about students in 2007 who were happy with different facilities at a university of UK. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows three sets of pie charts comparing undergraduates and postgraduates satisfaction levels across three categories: School rooms at university, University Cafeteria, and School Facilities. For School rooms at university, undergraduates rated Very satisfied 62%, Quite satisfied 13%, Not satisfied 25%; postgraduates rated Very satisfied 63%, Quite satisfied 14%, Not satisfied 23%. For University Cafeteria, undergraduates rated Very satisfied 52%, Quite satisfied 22%, Not satisfied 26%; postgraduates rated Very satisfied 73%, Quite satisfied 16%, Not satisfied 11%. For School Facilities, undergraduates rated Very satisfied 85%, Quite satisfied 14%, Not satisfied 1%; postgraduates rated Very satisfied 43%, Quite satisfied 32%, Not satisfied 25%.
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The pie chart depicts the details about undergraduates and postgraduates students on different facilities at university of UK.

After analysing the pie chart it can be clearly seen that, In school room at university, there were 62% and 63% of students who were very satisfied meanwhile 13% and 14% were quite satisfied and 25% and 23% were not satisfied. In addition to that, in college canteen, 52% and 73% of bachelor’s and master’s pupils were very satisfied respectively whereas 38% of undergraduates and postgraduates were quite satisfied collectively. Similarly, 26% of freshmen were not satisfied which was decline by 15% for master’s students.

Furthermore, pie chart collects that in school facilities, there were 85% of undergraduates very satisfied which was about half for post graduate students. Moreover, 1% of sophomores were not satisfied which rose up by 24% for postgrads. However, 14% of undergraduates were quite satisfied which was almost double for master’s students.

Overall, it can be clearly seen that maximum amount of students were satisfied by all facilities and minimum amount of pupils were not satisfied by school facilities.

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