The charts below give information about levels of education in Glasgow, a city in Scotland, in 2010.

The pie chart describes the percentage of people who graduated from universities, attended school

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and did not complete any formal education, with categories for male and female,

while

the bar chart illustrates data pertaining to the educational attainment of the population in Glasgow, Scotland, based on various generations during 2010.

Overall

, the significant majority of dwellers who were till 50 ages and the half of residents who were between 50 and 75 ages were well-educated

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university degrees,

while

the over-75

age

group is dominated by those without any education.It can

also

be seen that the percentage of men and

women

was considerably close to each other in all classifications.

To begin

with,

although

the number of 16–50-year-olds who get academic degrees stood at 70%, it was a notable proportion of them. There was an abrupt declivity to half in the 50–75

age

group and to a quarter in the above-75

age

group.

In addition

to

this

,

while

the rate of school-certified individuals was approximately 20%,

this

was a very small number above 75.

Following

this

, the majority of people who don't have any education were above the

age

of 75.

Additionally

, the percentage of people who have a school degree was the same for both men and

women

.

Subsequently

, the number of highly educated men was higher by 3% than that of

this

category of

women

, and the rate of non-educated

women

was 38%.