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Band 7+: The table below shows the percentage of graduates from four different fields of study in the UK who were in employment, further study, or unemployed in 2022. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image features a table titled "Employment outcomes for graduates from four different subjects in the UK in 2022" with four columns labeled "Subject", "Full-time Employme", "Further Study", and "Unemployed". For the subject Medicine, outcomes are Full-time Employme at 92%, Further Study at 5%, and Unemployed at 3%. For Business Studie, outcomes are Full-time Employme at 78%, Further Study at 12%, and Unemployed at 10%. For Social Sciences, outcomes are Full-time Employme at 65%, Further Study at 20%, and Unemployed at 15%. For Arts, outcomes are Full-time Employme at 58%, Further Study at 22%, and Unemployed at 20%.
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The given table illustrates the proportion of graduates who studied in four different subjects – Medicine, Business Studies, Social Sciences, and Arts – and were in full-time employment, further study, and unemployed in the United Kingdom in 2022.

Overall, it is evident that the number of graduates in medicine recorded the highest percentage in full-time employment throughout the period, whereas Arts remained the lowest. Furthermore, the proportion of graduates in full-time employment was considerably higher than unemployed experienced lower figure.

In full-time employment, the percentage of graduates in Medicine recorded at 92%, making it the highest among all categories. Meanwhile, Business Studies stood at 78% compared with 65% for Social Sciences. Furthermore, the figure for Arts considerably lower at 58%. By contrast, the proportion of graduates in Arts showed the highest percentage at 22% in further study, while Medicine was lowest percentage at 5%. Business Studies account for 12%, compared with 20% in Social Sciences.

Regarding the remaining the categories, the number of graduates in Arts recorded 20%, followed by Social Science, Business Studies stood at 15% and 10%. In contrast, Medicine represented the lowest percentage at 3% compared with all categories.

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