- CNF (CONFIRMED)
This means
that seat/berth is available and has been reserved for your journey. Your
ticket will clearly indicate your berth type, seat number, etc. However, in
case of first class AC sleeper or first class non-AC this information is not
mentioned.
- RAC (RESERVATION AGAINST
CANCELLATION)
This system exists only for following classes:-
- Second AC Sleeper (2A)
- Three-tier AC Sleeper (3A)
- AC Sleeper Economy (3E)
- First Class Non-AC (FC)
- Sleeper Class Non-AC (SL)
It means
that the passenger has to share the berth with another passenger, usually the
side-lower berth.
- WL (WAIT-LIST)
All the
seats have already been reserved and you are not allowed to board the train
with WL ticket. You may be pushed to RAC or CNF status if someone cancels
his/her ticket.
List is as
follows:-
- GNWL (General Wait List)
Issued to
people beginning their journey from, or stations close to, the originating
station of the train.
Highest chances of confirmation.
Highest chances of confirmation.
- RLWL (Remote Location Wait List)
Issued to
passengers travelling to intermediate stations.
Less chance of confirmation.
Less chance of confirmation.
- PQWL (Pooled Quota Wait List)
This list is
shared by many small stations and is issued is you are travelling for
intermediate part of the journey.
- RLGN (Remote Location General
Wait List)
If you book
a RLWL ticket, it is renamed as RLGN ticket.
- RSWL (Roadside Station Wait
List)
It is issued
when booking from originating station to a road-side station and the distance
restrictions may not apply.
Less chance of confirmation.
Less chance of confirmation.
- RQWL (Request Wait List)
When
travelling between intermediate stations, if ticket is not covered by general
quota, remote locations quota or pooled quota, it goes into RQWL.
- CKWL (Tatkal Wait List)
A tatkal
ticket gets directly confirmed if opportunity comes. It is not pushed into RAC
list like GNWL. However, GNWL gets preference over CKWL.
PNR Status:
- Enter your valid PNR.
Tags:
Government Scheme