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Statistics Publication Notice: Education Series: SQA Attainment and School Leaver Qualifications in Scotland: 2004/05

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Table 13: Total qualifications attained by leavers at SCQF level 7, by subject grade and gender: 2004/05

Male

Female

Total

A

B

C

A

B

C

A-C

% of all leavers

Mathematics

281

232

296

198

139

220

1,366

2.4

Chemistry

139

180

179

131

219

194

1,042

1.8

Biology

36

93

111

137

240

285

902

1.6

English

35

99

142

67

190

369

902

1.6

Physics

252

203

194

76

65

46

836

1.5

Art and Design

47

46

72

122

204

291

782

1.4

Music

147

98

43

215

125

63

691

1.2

Geography

32

111

141

49

155

115

603

1.1

History

51

91

92

105

94

108

541

0.9

Modern Studies

26

53

54

54

115

117

419

0.7

Graphic Communication

117

115

48

55

45

17

397

0.7

Computing Studies

55

114

127

12

17

18

343

0.6

French

20

25

22

56

86

86

295

0.5

Drama

6

8

23

22

41

40

140

0.2

Business Management

6

13

27

13

26

34

119

0.2

German

5

7

8

27

24

39

110

0.2

Spanish

4

5

7

17

22

33

88

0.2

Technological Studies

29

19

31

1

1

2

83

0.1

Accounting & Finance

8

23

13

14

11

11

80

0.1

Religious Studies

3

12

5

7

13

19

59

0.1

Information Systems

16

15

13

2

6

4

56

0.1

Other*

26

16

21

30

41

29

163

0.3

Notes
Subjects ordered according to total number of qualifications gained
Percentages based on small numbers may be misleading
A dash indicates a value of zero
'Other' category may include more than one qualification per leaver
* The 'Other' category comprises subjects with fewer than 50 course passes at SCQF level 7. These are: Gaidhlig, Product Design, Home Economics, Physical Education, Classical Studies, Philosophy, Administration, Italian, Latin, Gaelic (Learners), Sociology, Economics, Psychology, Russian, Scottish Group Award, Classical Greek, Media Studies and Managing Environmental Resources

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