IRCTC Suvidha Trains: From Booking To Cancellation Of Tickets
- Tickets are issued for confirmed and RAC (Reservation Against Cancellation) passenger's accommodation in IRCTC's Suvidha trains. However, waitlisted tickets can also be booked w.e.f. 14/01/2016. (Also read: IRCTC Rail Connect App: How To Book, Cancel Tickets Using This Android App)
- The maximum advance reservation period for Suvidha trains is 120 days, said IRCTC.
- No concession is applicable on these trains. Full adult fare is charged for all passengers irrespective of their age. Also Free passes/complimentary passes/warrant/concessional voucher etc, are not permitted in these trains, mentioned IRCTC on its website. (Also read: Indian Railways Vikalp Scheme For Waitlisted Passengers: Rules And Other Details)
- Dynamic fare may be charged for confirm as well as RAC passengers.
- The waitlisted ticket is charged at the value of the last ticket booked for that class, noted IRCTC. (Also read: IRCTC Tatkal Reservation: New Facility For Booking Train Tickets)
- Modification/duplicate ticket/cluster bookings/BPT (Blank Paper Ticket) is not allowed in Indian Railways' Suvidha trains.
- Only general quota booking is applicable in these trains.
- Upgradation option is not applicable in these trains.
- Passenger should produce one of the prescribed identity cards during journey for verification purpose for both e-ticket (online ticket) and PRS ticket.
- There are no first AC/first class/executive class/general class/ 2nd sitting coach in the train composition of Suvidha Trains, further added IRCTC.
- Refund rule is applicable as per normal refund rule in Suvidha trains.
- In case of a train cancellation, for e-ticket full refund is granted automatically by the system.
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