Hi sid.vertcool,
If I may add a few point here.

~ I need to create a table..how do i start my work
There are several ways you can do this. You can use Text::Table as mentioned by clueless newbie, one can also use Perl6::Form, infact, you can use printf.
See below for some example, using both Perl6::Form and Text::Table.

#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use Perl6::Form;

my $student_data;

chomp( my $title = <DATA> );    

push @{$student_data}, [split] while <DATA>;

print "\n\nFIRST TABLE:\n";
print form
  "==============================================",
  "| STD_NAME | STD_NUM | SUB_A | SUB_B | SUB_C |",
  "==============================================";
print form
  "| {<<<<<<} |{||||||} | {||||}|{|||||}|{|||||}|",
  $_->[0], $_->[1], $_->[2], $_->[3], $_->[4]
  for @$student_data;

use Text::Table;
print "\n\nSECOND TABLE:\n";

my $plain_table = Text::Table->new( split /\s+/, $title );

$plain_table->load( [@$_] ) for @$student_data;

print $plain_table;

__DATA__
student_name    student_number    subject_A    subject_B    subject_C
zadok           3006            45        67        --    
mechi           2917            67        89        45
judas           3010        20        --        12
temin           1122        60        56        90
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Output: First Table is by Perl6::Form and the Second Table by Text::Table

FIRST TABLE: 
==============================================
| STD_NAME | STD_NUM | SUB_A | SUB_B | SUB_C |
==============================================
| zadok    |  3006   |   45  |  67   |  --   |
| mechi    |  2917   |   67  |  89   |  45   |
| judas    |  3010   |   20  |  --   |  12   |
| temin    |  1122   |   60  |  56   |  90   |


SECOND TABLE:
student_name student_number subject_A subject_B subject_C
zadok        3006           45        67        --       
mechi        2917           67        89        45       
judas        3010           20        --        12       
temin        1122           60        56        90
[download]

NOTE: Please, note that I don't know how the OP is getting his/her data as shown in the Original Post, I only used what I can come up with for data here.
Infact, you can even write your data to an Excel file directly if you wish using module like Spreadsheet::WriteExcel and the likes.
That been said, it's important to say, there is nothing like PERL as Perl is not an acronym see What's the difference between "perl" and "Perl"?
Hope this helps.

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