The bar charts illustrates the proportion of males and females who studied in different regions of the world in the year 2000. Overall, it can be clear that the Europe was the highlighted among these nations in both secondary school and higher education in the given time period. According to the graph, the figures of secondary school for both females and males was 90% and 100% respectively. However, consedering the percentage of Asia, Latin America and South America was only below half of the Europe. In Asia there were nearly 50% of females and 10% low for males as 40. In the similar trend, females are more in both Latin America and South Africa as nearly 40% and males are below in this rate. Consedering the higher education, the high percentage of students preferred to study in Europe while the Asia and other two regions were very low in range of students studied there as below 20%.
The bar charts
illustrates
the proportion of
males
and
females
who studied in
different
regions of the world in the year 2000.
Overall
, it can be
clear
that the Europe was the highlighted among these nations in both secondary school and higher education in the
given
time period. According to the graph, the figures of secondary school for both
females
and
males
was 90% and 100%
respectively
.
However
,
consedering
the percentage of Asia, Latin America and South America was
only
below half of the Europe. In Asia there were
nearly
50% of
females
and 10% low for
males
as 40. In the similar trend,
females
are more in both Latin America and South Africa as
nearly
40% and
males
are below in this rate.
Consedering
the higher education, the high percentage of students preferred to study in Europe while the Asia and other two regions were
very
low in range of students studied there as below 20%.