The graph below shows students from different academic areas who got themselves admitted into a public university last year. The left-aligned numbers show the percentages of students. You should analyse the information mentioning the ratio of their achievements in at least 150 words.

Sure, the bar graph you sent shows the percentage of students admitted to a public university last year from various academic backgrounds.

• Social Sciences appears to be the most popular field, with 45% of students gaining admission from that background.
• Humanities comes in second at 30% admittance.
• Then there is a significant drop, with Business Studies and Madrasah (Islamic schools) tied at 15% each.
• Technical and Education students both had the lowest admit rates, at 3% and 5% respectively.

It's important to note that this graph only shows admissions data and does not necessarily reflect academic difficulty or prestige of the programs. There could be a number of reasons why some fields have higher admission rates. Social Sciences and Humanities programs might have a wider range of course offerings, attracting a larger pool of applicants. Alternatively, there could be more spots available in those faculties.

Technical and Education fields may have stricter requirements or a more competitive application process, leading to lower admission rates.

This data could be useful for students considering applying to public universities in Bangladesh, but it should be used along with other factors, like program curriculum and career goals.