The charts depict the number of students enrolled in various courses and the statistics of males and females in those courses at a particular university in 2012.
Overall, it is clear that while Management and Engineer had a high enrollment, the opposite was true for other courses. It is also notable that Agriculture was the only course with an equal gender ratio.
The most crowded course was Management with 6000 students, followed by Engineer and Health, at 4000 and 2000 respectively. The figures for Maths were roughly the same as the number of students for Art, at approximately 850. Finally, Agriculture was the least popular course with only 100 students.
Additionally, Engineer was the most favored option for men so the number of males predominating was up to 2650. In the Management course, the number of female students was almost double that of male ones. Health classes were the third option for both genders, with roughly 1300 males and 600 females. The enrollment rates in Math and Art were relatively similar, indicating just under 500 students from both sexes. Ultimately, the number of males and females was homologous in the Agriculture course.