As the world is changing, there has been an enormous demands to study in the universities by both male and female students. The choice of how the admission would be done is determined by the school, but I think the ratio of male to female should differ in each subject.
To begin with,there are some benefits of having equal numbers in a course of study in the university. One of it is that there will be no gender difference in the class,all what would be done would be of equal proportions among the sex. Also, there will be team work among the students and a high rate of competition, to explain...
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Sentence: On the other hand, inspite of all these benefits there are also side effect,which makes me disagree that there shouldn't be equal ratio of sex in a subject.
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