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    The pie chart shows the percentages of unemployed graduates by their course of study. Engineering graduates have the highest rate of unemployment at 19.8%, followed by business administration at 19.5% and computer science at 18.5%. Accountancy graduates have the lowest unemployment rate at 2.7%.

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    The pie chart shows the percentages of unemployed graduates by their course of study. Engineering graduates have the highest rate of unemployment at 19.8%, followed by business administration at 19.5% and computer science at 18.5%. Accountancy graduates have the lowest unemployment rate at 2.7%.

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    The pie chart shows the percentages of unemployed graduates by their course of study. Engineering graduates have the highest rate of unemployment at 19.8%, followed by business administration at 19.5% and computer science at 18.5%. Accountancy graduates have the lowest unemployment rate at 2.7%.

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    The above pie chart shows the numbers and percentages (%) of unemployed graduates according to

    courses taken. (1m)

    Percentage

    COMPUTER SCIENCE

    2 19.8 19.5 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

    ENGINEERING
    2.7 ACCOUNTANCY
    6.4 18.5 LITERATURE & SOCIAL SCIENCES

    6.3 PURE & APPLIED SCIENCES

    9.5 15.3 ARCHITECTURE & BUILDING MANAGEMENT

    AGRICULTURE, FISHERIES & FORESTRY

    HUMANITIES

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