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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.

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The image shows: Males in Health 1000, Math 500, Engineer 3200, Agriculture 200, Art 400, Management 3500; Females in Health 2000, Math 1000, Engineer 800, Agriculture 400, Art 600, Management 5000; Total students in Health 3000, Math 1500, Engineer 4000, Agriculture 600, Art 1000, Management 8500.
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Depicted graphically in the two provided line and column charts are the enrollment trends for selected courses at a specific university in 2012, categorized by gender and total students.

Generally, it is evident that Management major is holding the leading position with a large number of students, while Agriculture is not a field of study that attracts many people. Notably, there is a large difference in the number of men and women in the management field, but in the remaining fields, the number of men is almost equal or completely overwhelming the number of women.

In the year 2012, as can be confirmed by the graphs, the Management course dominated with the largest number of students up to 6000 people, consisting of 4000 females and 2000 males. Another intriguing subject is Engineer, encompassing 4000 students. Moreover, It is the course with the most male participation (nearly 3000 students). On the other hand, Agriculture is less popular among students when compared to other options. Therefore, It has deficit in enrollment, standing at less than 500 students.

In addition, the figure for students in Math and Art major seem to be equal in the quantity. Furthermore, the total number of Management outnumbered that Health subject at the ratio of 3 to 1.

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