As we can see, the bar diagram below provides information about the number of girl students enrolled in the different levels of school education per 100 boys enrolled. The different levels of education include the primary, secondary and teritary. We can see analyse through the given data the there is humunogous range gap in between the Developed countries and Developing countries in all classes of education.
Firstly, we can state that there is much more enrollement of students in tertiary level of education in the developed countries when compared to others. But in contrast, there is a paramount difference in the developing countries having the least number of students.
Secondly, we see that the deverloping countries are trying to balance the gap by setting huge margins within 8 years of time. However, the developed countries only could make it up to the excepted admissions. Thirdly, the moderately higher rate of enrollement is seen for the students in the category of primary education in both developing countries and developed countries.
Overall, the higher number of students who are female are seen in thec developing countries and they also have reached aims set to increase the students in 1998. But, unfortunately the developing countries have not enough enrollment and are also not able to reach up to the boundraies.
As we can
see
, the bar diagram below provides information about the number of girl
students
enrolled in the
different
levels of school
education
per 100 boys enrolled. The
different
levels of
education
include the primary, secondary and
teritary
. We can
see
analyse
through the
given
data the there is
humunogous
range gap in between the
Developed
countries
and
Developing
countries
in all classes of education.
Firstly
, we can state that there is much more
enrollement
of
students
in tertiary level of
education
in the
developed
countries
when compared to others.
But
in contrast
, there is a paramount difference in the
developing
countries
having the least number of students.
Secondly
, we
see
that the
deverloping
countries
are trying to balance the gap by setting huge margins within 8 years of time.
However
, the
developed
countries
only
could
make
it up to the excepted admissions.
Thirdly
, the
moderately
higher rate of
enrollement
is
seen
for the
students
in the category of primary
education
in both
developing
countries
and
developed
countries.
Overall
, the higher number of
students
who are female are
seen
in
thec
developing
countries and
they
also
have reached aims set to increase the
students
in 1998.
But
, unfortunately the
developing
countries
have not
enough
enrollment and are
also
not able to reach up to the
boundraies
.