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Band 5+: The table below give the information about students studying in six department in an Australian university in 2011. Summarize the information by making comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a table with statistics for six university departments. For the English department, the percentages were: Females 72%, First language not English 12%, and Born outside Australia 20%. In Modern Languages, the figures were: Females 68%, First language not English 16%, and Born outside Australia 23%. For History, the data was: Females 52%, First language not English 45%, and Born outside Australia 31%. The Physics department had: Females 56%, First language not English 38%, and Born outside Australia 56%. In the Math department, the percentages were: Females 17%, First language not English 49%, and Born outside Australia 56%. Finally, for Chemistry, the figures were: Females 15%, First language not English 42%, and Born outside Australia 48%.
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The data illustrates the percentage of six various department which pupils studying in an Australian university in 2011.

Overall, physics and math’s rate are equal in students who born outside in Australia while the percentage of people who are not native in English and study math is greater than physics. Also, the department of English has the biggest rate of the women.

Modern Languages department has 68% female student and 84% of pupils are native in English, moreover 23% of them born outside of the Australia. Similarly, students who are not from Australia of chemistry department are 42% which is greater than natives with 42% in Chemistry. Additionally, Math has 49% natives and 56% from the outside of the country. Likewise, the percentage of people who are not native in English is 38 and people who is not Australian are 56% in Physics department.

On the contrary, in English department, the proportion of students who born in another country is 20% and bigger than pupils who are not native with of 12%. In addition, History has 52% females, and 45% of students don’t speak English as their first language, also there are 69% of pupils which is from Australia.

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