The bar graph illustrates the information about the enrollment of girls per 100 boys in various levels of school education( primary education, secondary education, and tertiary education). produced from 1990 to 1998. The X-axis represents the developed countries and the developing countries, and the Y-axis demonstrates the number of female students.
Overall, what stands out from the graph is that tertiary education is higher than the other two in the developed countries. while the lowest of those is the higher education in the developing countries. moreover, in most countries, girls are under 100, which is lees than boys.
In 1990, college education was the highest, with 112 females per hundred males in developed countries, followed by the higher studies and junior studies of developed countries with 98 and 95. In 1988 tertiary education was above the target with 112 children. secondary education is next with 98 in developed countries, and lowest of those is secondary education in both 1190 and 1998 with 72 and 82 in developing countries, followed by primary education with 83 and 87.