Band 4+: The below shows the number of males and females studying different subjects in Europe in 2013. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The chart underneath illustrates the data of boys and girls students studying in different subjects in Toronto in 2013.

To begin with, it is clear that the percentage of female students who preferred to study social sciences, health and humanities more than male students. In subject social sciences, it is has 4000 girl students but just has under 3000 boy students. In health and humanities, it always has higher female students who choosing to study than male students, in heath with 1800 female students versuss 400 male students, in humanities with 1700 females students versuss 900 male students.

Shifting to the other hand, boy students preferred to study enginerring and sciences and maths more than girl students. In engineering, it has 2100 male students but just only has nearly 1000 girls studens. In science and maths, it has 1100 boys students versuss nearly 300 girl students.

Finally, in agriculture, it has equally of students of both genders who choosing this subjects to study in Toronto in 2013.