#irctc #indianrailways #travelhacks #traveltips #tatkalticket
Subscribe to my YouTube Channel if you like this video.
FOLLOW ME:
INSTAGRAM : @travelwikiofficial
FACEBOOK : @TravelWikiOfficial
Travel Hacks: 100% Confirm Tatkal Ticket Booking | Waiting टिकटपर Confirm बर्थकैसे प्राप्त करें ?
Many times, it happens that you don’t have a confirmed ticket, but you need to take a train trip. Maybe, because it’s urgent to go somewhere, or you booked a train ticket earlier in tatkal, premium tatkal, or general quota but haven’t received the confirmed or RAC ticket status. There can be multiple reasons for getting a waitlisted ticket, including unavailability of the seat in certain quotas, festive or weekend rush, etc.
People wait till chart preparation in the hope that they might get a confirmed ticket. But sometimes, it doesn’t happen, and they are forced to accept that they won’t get confirmed ticket status. But do you know? Things don’t end here. You can get a confirmed ticket even after chart preparation.
On the Indian Railway platform, you might see passengers without confirmed tickets thronging around TTEs to check train ticket confirmation after chart preparation. In some intense situations, many passengers with unreserved tickets inquire about vacant seats on the train.
To eliminate the hustle and bustle at the stations, a new initiative has been taken by the Indian Railways, which enables passengers to book a ticket even after the train charting is completed. It brought transparency in the system that enabled the travellers to check the position of vacant berths in running trains so that they could book confirmed tickets instantly online or with the help of TTE. The initiative contributes to the optimum utilisation of vacant berths in trains by giving a chance to passengers with unreserved tickets a high probability of getting a confirmed ticket even after chart preparation. Moreover, It will also enhance the revenue of Railways.
The feature of booking and enquiries about vacant seats on running trains is available on IRCTC’s official website, and the Rail connect app…(read more)
CHECK OUT MORE: Travel Hacks
EXPLORE MORE: Travel Tips
