universities should accept equal number of male and female students, do what extent do you agree?

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Nowadays, there is a debate between parents, policymakers and students regarding
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equal admission opportunities for
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and females.
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, many of the female population in past were out of school but in recent, days the number of females graduating
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out coming the male. Regarding
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the positive and negative sides of
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opinion. On the one hand, having
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equal numbers of
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genders in classrooms can help to do the classroom group activities more effectively,
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, when making groups some females don't feel comfortable co-working with the opposite
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In order to, avoid any
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issue it is a good approach to have an equal number of
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men and women. Whereas, there are certain more
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professions,
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Nursing or Site Engineers or Mechanics if they are based on the
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intake many seats will remain vacant and a deserving candidate may not get the chance.
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, an Oxford university research published in Canada, states across the globe number of the male population is decreasing as compared to the other
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. So it can’t be a practical approach.
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, the role of merit can’t be overlooked to have brilliant brains in the job field and for the prosperity of any society. In conclusion, it is good to eliminate
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inequality in universities and colleges but in real- time; it has certain limitations so keeping in view, these concerns it would be a bottleneck for the institutes to reinforce
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • gender equality
  • diversity
  • inclusivity
  • balanced
  • learning environment
  • opportunities
  • perspectives
  • gender stereotypes
  • fairness
  • equal opportunities
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