University should accept equal numbers of male and female students in every subject. To what extent do you agree or disagree.

Some

educationalist

believe that the admission in tertiary care education should be equal for male and female students in all the subjects. I partially agree

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with

this

opinion as

merit

should be the sole criteria for selection rather than gender. It is a commonly observed that female students are more hardworking and studious compared to their male

counterparts so

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counterparts, so

they score higher grades in exams.

This

has lead to

increasing number

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an increasing number

of women getting admissions in universities and medical schools

,

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,

which leads to

discrepancy

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a discrepancy

discrepancies

in

ratio

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the ratio

between male and female pupils so few believe that they should be in equal number.

For example

,

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in few underdeveloped and developing

third

world countries, males with lower grades are preferred over females with higher grade so a separate

merit

is established which has resulted in

imbalance

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an imbalance

in the system.

This

creates frustration in females and when they are dropped out from the

merit

just because of gender.

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On

the other hand

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,

equal number of male and female students in every subject

creates

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create

an environment of competition between them so they will excel with better grades

.

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.

Furthermore

,

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,

this

equal gender distribution seems to be useful in practical life

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,

as few female bosses are not comfortable working with

male employee

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a male employee

male employees

.

This

discrimination will be reduced with time. In my opinion, it is important to have equal men and women in tertiary care institutions

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on

all the subjects.

This

will curb the incidence of a belief that few departments are male dominated or female which makes the entry of their counterparts in that field rather difficult. Agreeing to equal distribution

doesnt

does not

doesn't

mean that

merit

should be compromised. In conclusion, higher education should have equal distribution of men and women as both will work together in the improvement of society.