In contemporary society, everyone should have equal opportunities in education. Therefore, universities should accept equal numbers of male and female students in every subject. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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Over the
last
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two or three decades, people are being fascinated
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education.
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, in
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globalized world, it is commonly believed that everybody is having equal choices
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be educated.
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, Organisations should opine balanced numbers of men and women in every
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. In my point of view, I completely
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disagree
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disagree
with
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statement because population statistics and explained
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of all, according to statistics
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gender in the world, men
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higher than women.
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, as per World Health Organization, the ratio is 1.25:1 which means that 4.5
billions
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male and 3
billions
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billion
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of
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female
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females
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are there.
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, it is not possible to be
equal
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an equal
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number of students in the
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classroom
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class-room
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classroom
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. One clear example is that, if a university
have
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2000 admissions
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to accept
equal
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number of genders, it is not balanced as per the population history.
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, everybody does not have
equal
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interest
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in each
subject
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. Because
,
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some girls have
facinated
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fascinated
towards arts and others may have
interest
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in science.
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, it is difficult to get equal registrations in every
subject
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.
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, more youngsters are being had
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interest
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in civil engineering and mechanical engineering while women have
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interest
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in computer science and information technology.
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, universities should not force them to join other
subjec
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subject
rather than their
interest
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. To sum up, as per the statistics and
interest
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Government should consider their focus rather than equality. I believe that, if they take another
subject
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then
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students may constantly
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under pressure.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Equal opportunities
  • Gender equality
  • Stereotypes
  • Diverse
  • Gender disparity
  • STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics)
  • Humanities
  • Quotas
  • Reverse discrimination
  • Meritocracy
  • Tokenism
  • Workforce
  • Leadership roles
  • Aptitude-based
  • Scholarships
  • Economic growth
  • Innovation
  • Social stability
  • Comparative analysis
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