The bar graph illustrates the number of male and female research students who were studying in six

different subjects at a US university in 2011.

Overall, more male students were doing research in mathematics; programming and engineering
subjects while there are more females who were in research related to linguistic subjects than their
male counterpart.

According to the graph, Psychology and Natural sciences were two favorite subjects of both research
students. In terms of Psychology, 200 male research students chose this study. It was higher in
comparison with the number of female researchers in similar field. In contrast, it witnessed the
similarity in the number of both student genders.

Although mathematics was the common choice of male students, only below 50 female students who
studied in this subject. Similarly, both in Engineering and Programming there were 150 male students
compared to the less than 100 female students. The only subject in which the number of female
researchers was higher than the male was Linguistics, 125 female students and below 100 male
students respectively.

Sample Answer 1:
The bar graph illustrates the number of male and female research students who were studying in six
different subjects at a US university in 2011.

Overall, more male students were doing research in mathematics; programming and engineering
subjects while there are more females were in research related study than their male counterpart in
linguistic subjects.
According to the graph, 200 males were doing their research in Mathematics in 2011 whereas only
about 40 female students were in the same faculty. The only subject in which the number of female
researchers was higher than the male was Linguistics amounting more than 100 females compared to
the around 80 males. More students were doing their research in Phycology and Natural Science than
Engineering and Programming.

the number of students in Natural Science was same for male and female and that was 200. Again,
both in Engineering and Programming there were 150 male students compared to the less than 100
female students.

In conclusion, more males were in research studies in Mathematics, Programming, Engineering and
Psychology than women in the given US University in 2011 than females. Female research students
only superseded males in linguistic research.