Project 1 - Analyzing the Education trends in Tamilnadu

write a detailed insight on what can be the possible issues on gender gap in STEM Jobs.

However, our findings also suggest that gender-science stereotypes have a stronger negative impact on the STEM aspirations of female than male students because a strong masculine image of math and science significantly decrease the likelihood of choosing a STEM major among female students, whereas only a strong ...In 2023, the gender gap in STEM remains significant, with women making up only 28% of the STEM workforce. If we look at places worldwide where we might hope to find better news, the statistics give us pause. The figure stands at 24% in the United States,ii 17% in the European Union,iii 16% in Japan,iv and 14% in India. Women in STEM in India

In India, nearly 43% of STEM graduates are women, as opposed to other developed nations like the United States, Canada, and the UK, where there are fewer women – 34%, 31%, and 38%, respectively – studying STEM at the tertiary level.