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Band 6+: The graph and the chart below show the number of students choosing different kinds of courses in a particular university in 2012. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows the number of students studying different subjects. Social Sciences: Male 4000, Female 3000, Total 7000. Engineering: Male 2500, Female 1000, Total 3500. Health: Male 500, Female 1500, Total 2000. Humanities: Male 1000, Female 2000, Total 3000. Science and Maths: Male 1500, Female 1500, Total 3000. Agriculture: Male 500, Female 1000, Total 1500.
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Two given charts illustrate how many Males and Females applying for different subjects in a college in 2012. Overall, it is evident that people preferred learning social sciences most and agriculture least. Moreover, females dominated social sciences, health, and humanities while males were commonly found in engineering, and sciences and math.

In 2012, Social sciences was the most favourite subject, with totally at 7000 people applying, including 4000 females and nearly 3000 males. The number of women choosing Health was approximately 1800 people, which was double than the figure for man, at around 900 people. Similarly, humanities had the same quantity of female students as that of Health, while males were just 1000 people.

In terms of Engineering, the number of men registering this subject was significant higher than the figure for women, at nearly 2200 and 1100, approximately. Additionally, the figure for males who applied for science and math were higher by 400 people than that of females. Meanwhile Agriculture witnessed the familiar number of both gender students, at 300 people.

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