The University of Reading has been named as one of the top 10 best universities for employability.

Debut Careers submitted Freedom of Information requests to each UK university to find out their career service spend (and taken into account average graduate salaries and employment levels) to reveal which universities are working the hardest to support their students at the moment.

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Here were their results:

University of Oxford - 7.92/10

University of Cambridge - 7.27/10

Imperial College London - 7.24/10

Lancaster University - 7.09/10

University of Nottingham - 6.87/10

University of Exeter - 6.63/10

University of York - 6.40

University of East Anglia - 6.33/10

University of Reading - 6.24/10

University of Bristol - 6.13/10

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Kim Conner Streich, marketing director of Debut Careers, wants to reassure current and future students and has praised the universities in their support of students in these trying times.

She said: "We are seeing universities providing more and more online, as well as checking in with students and doing tutoring groups online, which is all great support.

"Graduates can use their time to focus on future positive prospects; some tasks could include updating and editing your CV or even practicing video interviews and the skills that go with it. We have some handy advice here for this.

"Alongside this there are various online resources for students- finananceunlocked.com is a good one, and it's free!

"We also want to make sure we are providing reassurance and support alongside the universities; students can find some great advice from our careers team online here."