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Band 4+: The two charts below show the proportion of qualified graduates in a particular country. To summarize information by selecting key characteristics and compiling a report and, if necessary, make a comparison.

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The image contains two pie charts labeled 1980 and 2008, displaying the percentages of various academic degrees within two categories: Science and Arts. In 1980, First degree Arts made up 25%, Masters Arts 12%, PhD Arts 2%, First degree Science 19%, Masters Science 29%, PhD Science 13%. In 2008, the distribution changed to First degree Arts 11%, Masters Arts 13%, PhD Arts 7%, First degree Science 19%, Masters Science 29%, PhD Science 30%.
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The two pie charts demonstrate the graduation percentage of subjects in particular countries which years were in 1980 and 2008.

Overall what stands out from the pie charts is that in 1980 most of the students graduated in masters science. Whereas in 2008 students preference tend to towards to Phd science . Another interesting point is that master science represented same proposition in each years (29%).

If we look at the 1980 pie chart , it demonstrates that was 13% of pupils passedout in subject Phd science. However that percentage is increased by 17% after 28 years.

First degree arts was second top position in graduation and it tookup quarter of portion of pie chart .But it was reduced to half of number in 2008. Master art and Phd art weren’t experienced any significant increases throughout the years from 12 % -13% and 2% -7% respectively.

In 1980 first degree science accounted 19% as compared to 2008 which is represented by merly 10% .

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