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Band 5+: The bar chart below shows the percentage of students who passed their high school competency exams, by subject and gender, during the period 2010-2011.

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The image shows a bar chart comparing the percentage of students passing high school competency exams by subject and gender for the year 2010-2011. The subjects listed are Physics, where girls had 36.7% and boys 34.6%; Chemistry with girls at 14.1% and boys at 30.2%; History with girls at 25.6% and boys at 22.9%; Geography with girls at 20.1% and boys at 30.4%; Foreign Languages, which includes French, German, and Spanish, with girls at 47.4% and boys at 46.8%; Mathematics with girls at 49.2% and boys at 48.4%; and Computer Science with girls at 42.1% and boys at 56.3%.
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The bar chart depicts the information about the percentage of students who cleared the high school competency exams in different subjects and gender wise in the years between 2010-2011.

Firstly, computer science had highest number of students in girls who passed test compare to other subjects in both of the genders and the lowest number of passed students are in chemistry in boys which was 14.1 %. Also, in geography subject percentage of student who passed the exam there were more boys compare to girls which was 30.4 % and 20.1 %.

Secondly, in the history students who had passed the exam there were more girls compare to boys which was like 25.6 percentage and 22.9 percentage. Subject like foreign language and mathematics result of boys and girls there was only miner difference like in the both of the subjects there are more girls who had passed the exam.

Overall , computer science subject had the highest number of students who passed the exam in girls and chemistry had the lowest number of students in boys who had passed the exam.

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