§ 93. Mr. Marquandasked the Chancellor of the Exchequer what proportion of the administrative class of the Civil Service holds first degrees in the arts, social sciences, and natural sciences, respectively.
§ Mr. MacDermot47, 19 and 9 per cent. respectively. The class as a whole now has one non-graduate to every three graduates.
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§ 94. Mr. Marquandasked the Chancellor of the Exchequer what proportion of the entrants to the administrative class of the Civil Service during the most recent five-year period for which figures are available holds first degrees in the natural sciences, the social sciences and arts subjects, respectively.
§ Mr. MacDermotIn the years 1962–66 inclusive, 11, 15, and 48 per cent. respectively of all entrants. The remainder were non-graduates.
§ Mr. Marquandasked the Chancellor of the Exchequer what proportion of the administrative class of the Civil Service holds post-graduate degrees in economics, sociology, social psychology or social anthropology.
§ Mr. MacDermotCentral statistics are incomplete in this respect but it is estimated that the number is under 1 per cent.
§ Mr. Marquandasked the Chancellor of the Exchequer what proportion of the entrants to the administrative class of the Civil Service, during the most recent five-year period for which figures are available, holds post-graduate degrees in economics, sociology, social psychology, or social anthropology.
§ Mr. MacDermotAbout 1 per cent. of open competition entrants in the years 1962–66.