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Universities Should Accept Equal Number Of Male And Female Students In Each Subject v.1

Universities Should Accept Equal Number Of Male And Female Students In Each Subject v. 1
According to some people, the number of boys and girls admitted to any course should be the same. In other words half of the seats should be reserved for male candidates and half should be reserved for female candidates. I do not agree with this view. In my opinion, merit, and not gender, should be the criterion for admission into university programmes. The argument that Having the same number of men and women on all degree courses is simply unrealistic. To start with, it shows utter disregard for merit. If seats are reserved on the basis of gender, many meritorious students will fail to get admission. Universities should select best students that are qualified enough for the subject based on their talent and performances, not on their sex. Therefore, both men and women can have opportunities to achieve their goals as they know that their success in school is based on good performances. Another argument against reserving seats on the basis of gender is the difference in the aptitude of men and women. Certain courses like nursing, home science or teaching are more popular among the girls. Likewise, certain courses like engineering and mechanics are more popular among boys. If half of the seats are reserved for boys in a nursing course, chances are many seats will lie vacant. At the same time, many meritorious girls will fail to get admission. Even in courses where both boys and girls have the same aptitude, this arrangement will prevent many deserving candidates from gaining admission just because they belong to the other gender. In conclusion, university education is important for both male and female but admitting them in equal proportion is out of question practically as well as socially.
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, the number of
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boys
and
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girls
admitted to any
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course
should be the same.
In other words
half of the
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seats
should be
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reserved
for male candidates and half should be
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reserved
for female candidates. I do not
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agree
with this view. In my opinion, merit, and not gender, should be the criterion for
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admission
into university
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programmes
.

The argument that Having the same number of
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men
and women on all degree
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courses
is
simply
unrealistic. To
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start
with, it
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shows
utter disregard for merit. If
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seats
are
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reserved
on the basis of gender,
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many
meritorious students will fail to
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get
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admission
. Universities should select best students that
are qualified
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enough
for the subject based on their talent and performances, not on their sex.
Therefore
, both
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men
and women can have opportunities to achieve their goals as they know that their success in school
is based
on
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good
performances.

Another argument against reserving
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seats
on the basis of gender is the difference in the aptitude of
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men
and women. Certain
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courses
like nursing, home science or teaching are more popular among the
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girls
.
Likewise
, certain
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courses
like engineering and mechanics are more popular among
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boys
. If half of the
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seats
are
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reserved
for
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boys
in a nursing
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course
, chances are
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many
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seats
will lie vacant. At the same time,
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many
meritorious
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girls
will fail to
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get
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admission
. Even in
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courses
where both
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boys
and
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girls
have the same aptitude, this arrangement will
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prevent
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many
deserving candidates from gaining
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admission
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just
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because
they belong to the other gender.

In conclusion
, university education is
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important
for both male and female
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but
admitting them in equal proportion is out of question
practically
as well
as
socially
.
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27Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
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IELTS essay Universities Should Accept Equal Number Of Male And Female Students In Each Subject v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
287 words
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Overall Band Score
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