The pie charts provide data on how much time male and female students spend on different kinds of websites.
Both groups allocate a significant portion of their time to websites that provide study content. However, the percentage of time spent on study websites by female students is the highest among all categories, accounting for 45%. By contrast, for male students, study websites rank second after sport-specific ones, with the former accounting for 30% and the latter 35%.
Notably, the percentage of time spent on shopping websites by female students is substantially higher than that of male students, standing at 20% and 5%, respectively. A slight difference can be observed in the time spent reading news, with male students spending 20% and female students 15%. Meanwhile, the proportion of time spent on other types of websites is the same for both groups, at 10%.
Overall, female students spend most of their time on study websites, while their male counterparts devote the largest share of their online activity to sport-related sites. The greatest disparity is seen in the use of shopping websites, which are far more popular among female students.