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Band 5+: The pie charts show the results of a survey conducted by a university on the opinion of full-time and part-time students about its services.

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The image includes two pie charts comparing IT support satisfaction among full-time and part-time students. For full-time students: 54% are not at all happy, 31% are quite happy, and 15% are very happy. For part-time students: 20% are not at all happy, 45% are quite happy, and 35% are very happy.
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The two pie charts plot how happy full-time and part time students are with IT support offered in one university. Units are measured in percentages

Overall, it is clearly seen that more than half of a total full-time students are very happy with IT support and this percentage is by far the highest among both full-time and part-time students while by far the lowest proportion of students who are not at all happy is seen in full-time students

The proportion of very happy students among full-time students is higher than among part-time students, full-time students making more than half of a total (54%) and part-time students making one-fifth of a total which is 20%

That of part-time students who are not at all happy is higher than full-time students, part-time students with nearly half of a total (45%) and full-time students with the lowest figure (15%). That of quite happy students is almost the same among both full-time students and part-time students (31% and 35%, respectively)

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