My if statement returns unexpected results

I am learning C. What I want my program to do is prompt for three variables compare them to specific values using if statement and return true and print a welcome massage only if (all) comparisons are true. Any thing else return false and print a sorry massage. But when I compile and run the code, which is shown below.

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include<stdlib.h>

int main()
{    int years;
 char name[15];
 char gender [7];
 char evaluation [7];
 char age [2];
 printf("enter name, please     ");
 fgets(name,15,stdin);
 printf("enter gender, please     ");
 fgets(gender,7,stdin);
 printf("enter evaluation, please     ");
 fgets(evaluation,20,stdin);
 printf("Please enter age      ");
 fgets(age,2,stdin);

  years = strlen(age);

   {

    if((strcmp(gender,"male")== 1)  && (strcmp(evaluation, "good" )== 1) &&        years < 50  )

    printf("welcome volunteer, %s . You're fit to participate\n", name);

    else
    printf("Sorry, %s. You're not fit to participate/n", name);
        }
    return(0);
        }

-It compiles with no errors and no warnings. But, - the if statement returns true if any of the first two comparisons, gender and evaluation, is true.

but, - it returns false when all are false. and - when the first two comparisons ,gender and evaluation,are both false and the third comparison ,age, is true it returns false.

I would like to know what's wrong with my if statement. Thanks for your help