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Band 5+: The graph and the chart below show the number of students choosing different kinds of courses in a university in 2012. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image depicts a bar and line graph illustrating the number of students (males, females, total) across six academic disciplines; Social Sciences: 2000 males, 4000 females, 6000 total; Engineering: 3000 males, 1300 females, 4300 total; Health: 800 males, 1000 females, 1800 total; Humanities: 1400 males, 1600 females, 3000 total; Science and Math: 1000 males, 1500 females, 2500 total; Agriculture: 200 males, 800 females, 1000 total.
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The line graph and bar chart illustrates change in the number of pupils choosing a universitt courses across six different field by men and women in 2012.

In general, it is noticeable that different trends were observed all given the field. While Social Sciences recorded the highest figure of students among all given the groups, the opposite was the case for Agriculture, in the year 2012.

At the beginning of the period, Social Sciences reached 4k the highest number of women pupils, this was followed male recorded nearly 3k. While this trend observed at a peak level of students in both genders in given a university.

The least number of women and male students, recorded approximately 300 the same number of pupils in the given year. Other four field, engineering, Health, Humanities, S and M ,showed an average figure of students in a university, from at around 800 to 2.2k in 2012.

The line graph demonstrates the total number of students, it stood at 7k on Social Sciences. Which this graph dramatically declined to 3k on Enguneering, after which it decreased gradually to approximatiely 500 on Agriculture field in given a university.

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