The provided bar chart represents the percentages of five different qualifications, which the Australian students, both males and females acquired in the year 1999.
Overall, skilled vocational diploma was the most popular among male students, whereas females had a little interest in this course. Moreover, a great number of girls enrolled in undergraduate diploma, which had the lowest ratio for boys.
To begin with, more than 90% of Australian male students took addmission in skilled vocational diploma in 1999. However, the percentage of females in this course was negligible, at about 10%. The highest number of female students was appeared in undergraduate diploma, nearly 70%,in which males were approximately half than their counterparts. The second most popular course in male students was postgraduate diploma and female students were half, around 30%.
Furthermore, there was a difference of 20% in males and females proportions in master’s degree, where they accounted for 60% and 40%, respectively. Lastly, a comparable ratio of both genders can be seen in bachelor’s degree, at around 50%.