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FAQs related to Indian Railways:
Q: What are RAC train tickets? Can I board a train with a RAC ticket?
A: The term RAC stands for Reservation against Cancellation. Passengers with RAC tickets...
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Q: What are RAC train tickets? Can I board a train with a RAC ticket?
A: The term RAC stands for Reservation against Cancellation. Passengers with RAC tickets...
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don’t have a completely confirmed berth. Instead, they have to share the berth with another passenger. After the commencement of the journey, RAC passengers might be allotted full berths by the ticket examiner if there are any cancellations or no-shows.
Q: Can I cancel my train ticket partially?
A: Yes. In the case of partial cancellations of e-Tickets, you will get a fresh ERS. You will be refunded for the cancelled berths/seats while other passengers on the ticket can travel with the fresh ERS.
Q: How can I make sure that all passengers on a ticket are allotted seats in the same coach?
A: Seats are allocated to passengers based on availability, so there is no guarantee that all passengers will be in the same coach. However, in IRCTC, there is an option to ‘book tickets only if berths are allotted in the same coach’. If you choose this option, tickets will not be booked if there aren’t enough berths in one coach for all passengers.
Q: Will I get a refund if I cancel my confirmed Tatkal ticket?
A: No. You are not entitled to any refund if you choose to cancel a confirmed Tatkal or Premium Tatkal ticket. However, you will get a full refund for confirmed Tatkal tickets if the train is cancelled, delayed by more than 3 hours, diverted, etc.
Q: Can I cancel my train ticket partially?
A: Yes. In the case of partial cancellations of e-Tickets, you will get a fresh ERS. You will be refunded for the cancelled berths/seats while other passengers on the ticket can travel with the fresh ERS.
Q: How can I make sure that all passengers on a ticket are allotted seats in the same coach?
A: Seats are allocated to passengers based on availability, so there is no guarantee that all passengers will be in the same coach. However, in IRCTC, there is an option to ‘book tickets only if berths are allotted in the same coach’. If you choose this option, tickets will not be booked if there aren’t enough berths in one coach for all passengers.
Q: Will I get a refund if I cancel my confirmed Tatkal ticket?
A: No. You are not entitled to any refund if you choose to cancel a confirmed Tatkal or Premium Tatkal ticket. However, you will get a full refund for confirmed Tatkal tickets if the train is cancelled, delayed by more than 3 hours, diverted, etc.
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FAQs about Indian Railways:
Q: What are RAC train tickets? Can I get on a train with an RAC ticket?
A: RAC stands for Reservation against Cancellation. With an RAC ticket, you don't have a fully confirmed seat. Instead, you have to share a seat with another passenger. During the journey, if there are any cancellations or no-shows, the ticket examiner may assign you a full seat.
Q: Can I cancel only some of my train ticket?
A: Yes. If you cancel part of your e-Ticket, you will receive a new ERS. You will be refunded for the cancelled seats, while the other passengers on the ticket can still travel with the new ERS.
Q: How can I make sure that all passengers on one ticket will be in the same coach?
A: Seats are given based on availability, so there's no guarantee that all passengers will be in the same coach. However, in IRCTC, there is an option to 'book tickets only if berths are allotted in the same coach'. If you choose this option, tickets won't be booked if there aren't enough berths in one coach for everyone.
Q: Will I get a refund if I cancel my confirmed Tatkal ticket?
A: No. You won't get a refund if you decide to cancel a confirmed Tatkal or Premium Tatkal ticket. However, if the train gets cancelled, delayed for more than 3 hours, diverted, etc., you will get a full refund for confirmed Tatkal tickets.
Q: What are RAC train tickets? Can I get on a train with an RAC ticket?
A: RAC stands for Reservation against Cancellation. With an RAC ticket, you don't have a fully confirmed seat. Instead, you have to share a seat with another passenger. During the journey, if there are any cancellations or no-shows, the ticket examiner may assign you a full seat.
Q: Can I cancel only some of my train ticket?
A: Yes. If you cancel part of your e-Ticket, you will receive a new ERS. You will be refunded for the cancelled seats, while the other passengers on the ticket can still travel with the new ERS.
Q: How can I make sure that all passengers on one ticket will be in the same coach?
A: Seats are given based on availability, so there's no guarantee that all passengers will be in the same coach. However, in IRCTC, there is an option to 'book tickets only if berths are allotted in the same coach'. If you choose this option, tickets won't be booked if there aren't enough berths in one coach for everyone.
Q: Will I get a refund if I cancel my confirmed Tatkal ticket?
A: No. You won't get a refund if you decide to cancel a confirmed Tatkal or Premium Tatkal ticket. However, if the train gets cancelled, delayed for more than 3 hours, diverted, etc., you will get a full refund for confirmed Tatkal tickets.
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