The pie chart below depicts the percentage of female graduate occupation opted from the certain university.
Overall, it can be seen that, there was vast difference in the education field into the given period of time. In engineering, there was least difference in the both the years.
In 1990, education is accounted by the female graduates was 40% which was the highest occupation in demand. The second highest profession is arts which was 25%. Followed by the medical, management and engineering which were 20%, 10% and 5% respectively.
The occupation opted by the female graduates equally was education and medical which were 25%. Management was accounted by 20%. Engineering and arts were same which was 15%.
Comparing the both year, education was the most popular occupation opted by the female which was 40%, was decreased by 15% in year of 2015. Medical and arts in both the year were had minor changes. Management was increased in 2015 by 10% in contrast to 1990.
The pie chart below depicts the percentage of
female
graduate
occupation
opted from the certain university.
Overall
, it can be
seen
that, there was vast difference in the
education
field into the
given
period of time. In engineering, there was
least
difference in the both the years.
In 1990,
education
is accounted
by the
female
graduates was 40% which was the highest
occupation
in demand. The second highest profession is arts which was 25%. Followed by the medical, management and engineering which were 20%, 10% and 5%
respectively
.
The
occupation
opted by the
female
graduates
equally
was
education
and medical which were 25%. Management
was accounted
by 20%. Engineering and arts were same which was 15%.
Comparing the both year,
education
was the most popular
occupation
opted by the
female
which was 40%,
was decreased
by 15% in year of 2015. Medical and arts in both the year
were had
minor
changes
. Management
was increased
in 2015 by 10%
in contrast
to 1990.