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Band 4+: The pie charts show the results of a survey conducted by a university on the opinions of full-time and part-time students about its services.

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The image contains four pie charts each with three categories: Not at all, Quite happy, Very happy. The first chart shows 15% Not at all, 31% Quite happy, 54% Very happy. The second chart displays 20% Not at all, 35% Quite happy, 45% Very happy. The third chart illustrates 1% Not at all, 12% Quite happy, 87% Very happy for Full-time students. The fourth chart presents Part-time students with 2% Not at all, 23% Quite happy, 72% Very happy.
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The pie charts illustrate the outcomes of a survey conducted to determine the full-time and part-time students’ opinions about the IT support services.

Overall, students enrolled as full-time were more satisfied with the IT services compared to students who were enrolled as part-time. A minor

Most full-time students were satisfied with the IT services and support they received, with 54% being very satisfied. 31% of those students were moderately satisfied and only 15% were completely dissatisfied with the provided services.

Conversely, the majority of the part-time students expressed their dissatisfaction with the IT services-45%. 35% were moderately happy with the services and only 20% were fully satisfied.

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