Here's one way: 
use warnings;
use strict;
use Text::Table;

my @titles = qw(NAME CLASS SUBJECT EXAM Marks AGGREGATE);
my @dashes = map { '-' x length } @titles;
my $dash_row = join ' ', @dashes;
my $tb_ref = Text::Table->new(@titles);
$tb_ref->load($dash_row);
$tb_ref->load(['ABC', '1st year', qw(Maths Half-yearly 50)]);
$tb_ref->load(['', '', '', qw(Full-yearly 49 49.5)]);
$tb_ref->load([' ']);
$tb_ref->load(['', '', qw(Science Quarterly 50)]);
print "\n$tb_ref\n";

__END__

NAME CLASS    SUBJECT EXAM        Marks AGGREGATE
---- -----    ------- ----        ----- ---------
ABC  1st year Maths   Half-yearly 50             
                      Full-yearly 49    49.5     
                                                 
              Science Quarterly   50

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in thread To display hash oh hash in tabular format using Text::Table by Anonymous Monk

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