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Band 6+: the bar chart below shows the number of students who choose certain university subjects in 2005

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The image illustrates university subject preferences by gender in 2005, displaying males and females (in thousands) across eight categories: Sciences shows around 19,000 males and 16,000 females; Mathematics has approximately 21,000 males and 7,000 females; Social Sciences have about 11,000 males and 18,000 females; Languages feature 8,000 males and 24,000 females; Humanities have roughly equal representation with around 17,000 each; The Arts show about 10,000 males and 18,000 females; Literature has 5,000 males and 14,000 females; Law depicts 7,000 males and 11,000 females.
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The information about the count of pupils chose certain university programs in 2005 has been depicted on a rendered bar graph. The figure was in thousands.

Overall, it is evident that feminines had chosen Social Science dominantly, while least took Mathematics. However, virile highly took Science rather than Arts.

To commence with, the number of females who had taken Sciences stood, at nearly 11 thousand, as against to Mathematics, recorded as just under 5. Significantly more maidens selected Social Sciences than Languages, witnessed as about 18 thousand. Moving further, the count of ladies who had chosen Arts, Literature and law was approximately just above 9 thousand, close to 12,000 and nearly more than 5,000, respectively.

Shifting attention toward the male learners, there had been a difference of just about 3000 between selecter’s of Social Sciences and Mathematics. Additionally, Science had been selected prominently than Languages by men. Surprisingly, selection of Humanities was seen similar in both genders, while the figures of masculines ranged from 2,500, the Arts, to 15000(Literature). The opponenents of women took Law, accounted as 10,000.

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