RMS

TITANIC
FM Module - 1 Case

AASTIK KHARBANDA
IMSPRO0243230
 SURVIVAL
BY
CATEGORY
Overview of how the 424 that did not make it alive were
categorised

From a total of 714 passengers, 424 coudn’t make it out alive and 290 were rescued

The ship consisted of people from age 5 months to 79 Years, which were split into 8 classes

The Ship had about twice the number of men, as compared to women, 453 men & 261 Women

The fare ranged from $5 to $500, and the average fare was $35 accross 3 classes of passengers
SURVIVAL BY
GENDER
Overview of how gender impacted survival

The ship had about 453 men & 261 women and yet more women survived than men

Out of the total survivors (290) 68% were women & the rest were men

Out of the total men (453), 93 Survived - 21%

Out of the total Women (251), 197 Survived - 75%

This shows that the women were let out of the ship first and given priority into the rescue boats, Whereas most men were helping the
crew evacuate and control the situation
SURVIVAL
BY CLASS
Overview of how socio-economic status impacted survival

Percentage of survivors from the their respective classes

The ship contained 186 - class I, 173 - class II, 355 - class III passengers

The number of survivors across class I,II & III is reducing about linearly 122 -> 83 -> 85

Out of the total survivors, 42% were class I passengers and class II & III were 29% respectively

This data depicts how the higher class survivors were given priority
SURVIVAL
BY AGE
Overview of how socio-economic status impacted survival

The percentage of survivors is almost linearly reducing except classes 2 & 3

This indicates that the priority was given to people of younger ages

Let’s further investigate why there is a dip in class 3

FURTHER
ANALYSIS

Majority(65%) of the age class 3 passengers are MALE, which is the least surviving gender

Majority(56%) of the age class 3 passengers are Lower Class, which also has a survival rate of only 24%

Age class 3 contains 42% class 3 men, which combined have the least survival rate

hence, there is a non linear dip in the survival by age graph, marked by class 3 which includes a majority of class 3 men
CONCLUSIO
N

Hierarchy of survival

The hierarchy of survival was lead by women, being 68% of the total survivors

Followed by Affluent socio-economic status class, being 42% of the total survivors based on classes

Followed by Age class 1, 58% of which survived

In conclusion, the Most survived categories combined were women of the Affluent social class
and the least surviving were men and lower class and both combined