“The graph compares the percentage of international students and the percentage of UK learners gaining second class degrees or better at a major UK university.”

The bar graph illustrates at what rate international and Britain pupils achieved second-class degrees or better at 7 varieties of field

UK

colleges during the year 2009. The results are really adequate for

both

international and local learners, in fact,

both

achieved a conclusion of a rate of above 50% in 6 majors other than international law.

Both

groups became successful at the same rate in

both

nursing and accountancy with a percentage of almost over 75 and 60, respectively.

Whereas

four-fifths of overseas

students

succeeded in electrical engineering, three-fifths of native speakers prospered in the same field. Global

students

reached the highest percentage with over 80% in the department of information technology

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and surpassed

UK

students

.

On the other hand

, they were successful in similar proportions in Sociology, but native learners were ahead with a slight difference.

While

just over three-quarters of

UK

students

gained at least a second-class degree, the percentage was almost 70 for the others.

Likewise

, Britain scholars surpass overseas learners not only in art history but

also

in international law, with percentages of 80% and 70%, respectively.

Overall

, the graph suggests that

Uk

and overseas

students

have distinct capabilities when studying at

this

Britain university.