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The chart below shows the number of girls per 100 boys enrolled in different levels of school education.

The chart below shows the number of girls per 100 boys enrolled in different levels of school education. 2X0X
The Chart illustrate the enrollment of number of girls per 100 boys in different section of school education such as primary education, secondary education and tertiary education. The chart also point out girls over 100 boys enrollment in developing countries againts the developed countries. The chart create a difference over a period of one year between enrollment of girls in each sector. Primary education of girls in developing countries is fewer than in developed countires however after a year there is an increase of 5 girls over 100 boys in developing countries but only a 1 girl over 100 boys in developed countries. The target of 100 boys over girls enrollment only achieved by the tertiary education section in developed countries altough the same tertiary section in developing counrties is at major decent but has gain a rise in over a year. The seconday section of developed countries is just inches away from reaching the target while the same section at developing countries is still far away from reaching the given target. The chart shows the rise in every section on developed countries however it seems to have shown an fall from primary to tertiary in developing counrties.
The
Chart
illustrate
the
enrollment
of number of
girls
per 100
boys
in
different
section
of school
education
such as primary
education
, secondary
education
and tertiary
education
. The
chart
also
point out
girls
over
100
boys
enrollment
in
developing
countries
againts
the
developed
countries
.
The
chart
create
a difference
over
a period of one year between
enrollment
of
girls
in each sector. Primary
education
of
girls
in
developing
countries
is fewer than in
developed
countires
however
after a year there is an increase of 5
girls
over
100
boys
in
developing
countries
but
only
a 1
girl
over
100
boys
in
developed
countries
. The target of 100
boys
over
girls
enrollment
only
achieved by the tertiary
education
section
in
developed
countries
altough
the same tertiary
section
in
developing
counrties
is at major decent
but
has gain a rise in
over
a year. The
seconday
section
of
developed
countries
is
just
inches away from reaching the target while the same
section
at
developing
countries
is
still
far away from reaching the
given
target.

The
chart
shows
the rise in every
section
on
developed
countries
however
it seems to have shown
an
fall from primary to tertiary in
developing
counrties
.
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IELTS academic The chart below shows the number of girls per 100 boys enrolled in different levels of school education.

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