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Posted: Aug 22 2012 (14:04)
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Last Response: Aug 22 2012 (17:55)
12 Responses
Last Response: Aug 22 2012 (17:55)
Long ago there was a discussion regarding the use of boarding point on IRCTC. I had mentioned that for some trains this works. Just so that people get to know that it really works here I have booked a ticket today from LNL to HYB with a boarding point of PUNE on 17031. Here is my PNR 8105424638 for reference
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Chaps, I have no axe to grind with IRCTC. The rule for BP in IRCTC is only for few trains. You must know which one to use it for
1) RL commences from PUNE.
2) All Confirmed berths from RS/RL issued from GN and sometimes PQ and sometimes from both.
3) LNL has been allotted GN Quota. However due to its intermediate station nature, I believe it do has a little share of its own quota.
4) It may have so happened that the confirmed berths pre-allocated for the RL Quota have luckily...
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2) All Confirmed berths from RS/RL issued from GN and sometimes PQ and sometimes from both.
3) LNL has been allotted GN Quota. However due to its intermediate station nature, I believe it do has a little share of its own quota.
4) It may have so happened that the confirmed berths pre-allocated for the RL Quota have luckily...
more...
Nope, LNL -> HYB and PUNE- > HYB quota is different.
Example:
You Queried For
Train Number Train Name Date
(DD-MM-YYYY) Source Station Destination Station Quota Code
17031...
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Example:
You Queried For
Train Number Train Name Date
(DD-MM-YYYY) Source Station Destination Station Quota Code
17031...
more...
DB please see my next post. What you said made sense but I am not too sure if LNL and PUNE share the same quota.