The bar chart depicts the amount of girls for each 100 boys on tree level of school including, Primarily, Secondary and Titerally education from 1990 to 1998.
Overall it is clear that the number of girls per 100 boys enrolled in education was completely higher in developed countries than developing countries. Additionally, the number of female students had increased steadily over the years in both countries.
In developing countries the number of girls have increased noticeably from 1990 to 1998. In 1990, in primary school the proportion of girls consists about 82 however, by tetiary education have decreased and was nearly 63 girls for per 100 boys. In 1998, had been the same trend, first school was approximately 84 ultimately, by tetire school stayed only about 74 girls.
Nevertheless, developed countries had much higher results. In 1990, in primary school there was around 95 and this number had risen by higher school age and reached the peak consisted close to 105. In 1998, these numbers had also risen and illustrated the highest number of girls in tertiary education nearly 115 girls for per 100 females.