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Band 6+: The bar chart below shows the percentage of male and female students studying four different subjects at a university in 2020. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a bar chart titled 'Percentage of Students at a University in 2020', showing gender distribution across four faculties. For Business, the student population was 47% Male and 35% Female. In Engineering, it was 49% Male and 25% Female. For Medicine, the percentages were 27% Male and 36% Female. In Arts, the distribution was 17% Male and 29% Female.
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The bar chart illustrates a comparison of the number of students who selected six different university subjects in 2010.

Overall, it is immediately apparent that Business was the most popular subject, whereas History had the lowest enrolment. Additionally, there was a significant disparity between the top three and the remaining subjects.

Turning to the most preferred subjects, Business recorded the highest figure, at approximately 25,000 students. This was followed by Engineering, with around 20,000 enrolments, while Medicine accounted for roughly 18,000, which was slightly lower than Engineering but considerably higher than the other disciplines.

In contrast, the remaining subjects attracted far fewer students. Arts made up about 12,000, whereas Law stood at nearly 10,000. The figure for History was the lowest, at just over 8,000, representing a minimal proportion compared to Business.

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