The bar charts display data about how many undergraduate scholars chose their preferred science subjects, which includes biology, physics and computer science in 1992 and 2000.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that the percentage of females were dominated by its counterparts in both years. Consequently, biology was chosen by significant ratio of learners, while physics and computer science succeeded to cover a few portion of it.
Evidently, almost 70% of titer were males in 1992, however, slightly more than 30% was accounted for women. Over 20- years period, despite an acceleration of more than 10%, the rate of females was still less than that of males in 2012.
By 1992, biology was chosen by approximately 65% of education holders, which is nearly triple for physics, and the least of them were opt for computer science with below 5%. In 2012, more than two-fifth students were interested on studying biology. Furthermore, physics was declined to 20% by 2012, whereas computer science showed an drastic surge of 25%.