The bar chart below shows the percentage of students who passed their high school competency exams, by subject and gender, during the period 2010-2011.
A breakdown of the proportion of students both males and females who passed their skill exams in high school, by seven different subjects, over a 2-year period is depicted in the bar chart. Overall, it can be seen that the percentage of girls students who passed computer science exam was the highest, while in geography recorded the smallest, and no one got percentage over sixty percent for all subjects.
To begin with, six of seven subjects is dominated by girls students. Foreign language experienced a close behind by both genders, females gained at 47.7%, while males appeared by 0.6% lower than females. Furthermore, computer science as the greatest showed at 56.3% for girls, while in geography witnessed the smallest by around two times lower.
On the other hand, chemistry had the biggest gap between females and males by 16.6% , while foreign language showed the smallest gap. Geography was the only one which boys had the biggest percentage than girls at 30.4% and 20.1% respectively. Moreover, mathematics existed at 49.2% for females, while for males recorded by fewer than one percent.
A breakdown of the proportion of students both males and females who passed their skill exams in high school, by seven different subjects, over a 2-year period is depicted in the bar chart. Overall, it can be seen that the percentage of girls students who passed computer science exam was the highest, while in geography recorded the smallest, and no one got percentage over sixty percent for all subjects.
To begin with, six of seven subjects is dominated by girls students. Foreign language experienced a close behind by both genders, females gained at 47.7%, while males appeared by 0.6% lower than females. Furthermore, computer science as the greatest showed at 56.3% for girls, while in geography witnessed the smallest by around two times lower.
On the other hand, chemistry had the biggest gap between females and males by 16.6% , while foreign language showed the smallest gap. Geography was the only one which boys had the biggest percentage than girls at 30.4% and 20.1% respectively. Moreover, mathematics existed at 49.2% for females, while for males recorded by fewer than one percent.
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