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Band 5+: The bar graph below shows the numbers of male and female research students studying 6 computer science subjects at a US university in 2011.

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The image shows the number of male and female research students in six computer science subjects at a US university in 2011. Linguistics: males 80, females 40; Psychology: males 200, females 120; Natural Sciences: males 200, females 180; Engineering: males 150, females 40; Programming: males 140, females 20; Mathematics: males 180, females 40.
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The chart illustrates the number of research students studing liguistis, phychology, natural science, engineering, programming and mathamatics subjects based on their gender in the US in 2011.

Overall, male student out numbered femals in evey subject except liguists in the US university in 2011. Maximam number of males were in phychology and mathamatics while natural science classes were filled with the both genders.

According to the chart, phychology, mathamatics and natural science subjects were the most preffered by the male in US university in 2011. This figure peaked at 200 that is the highest capacity of the class room. Around 150 male researcher were selected both engineering and programming wile linguistics became the least favored among males with around 80 students selecting it.

Natural science class was filled with female students as well as the males that is the most interested subject among female students. Phychology is the secound largest figures with around 175 student. The only subject that had more females was linguistics at around 120 students.

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