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Band 5+: The chart below shows the numbers of male and female research students studying six science-related subjects at a UK university in 2009.

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The image shows a bar graph comparing the number of men and women research students across six fields; Physics has roughly 230 men and 40 women, Astronomy has approximately 125 men and 30 women, Geology has about 70 men and 40 women, Biology has near 240 men and 200 women, Medicine has roughly 190 men and 180 women, Veterinary Medicine has about 90 men and 150 women.
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The bar graph shows data from a in 2009 related to students Courses like University studying science Physics, Astronomy, Geology, Biology, Medicine, Veterinary by genders medicine divided

Men are more than women in studying science in every subject, except the subjects like veterinary medicine biology, medicine and veterinary medicine are mostly choosen by women over other subjects.

Physics course has 220 men males studying but number of females is feest less it is 40 only. Male students studying Astronomy and Geology are same in number 150, and female numbers are 60, 70 respectively. Biology has highest number of male and female students. 240 count of male students and 200 count of female Students

Medicine course also has good numbers of Students, that’s 200 male students and 180 female students. But the student for count for male decreases in veterinary medicine course it is 80 students and that of female the count is 120 students womens prefers more to study subject like Biology, medicine and veterinary medicine

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