A confirmed train ticket means your ticket is confirmed and you have been allotted the seat/berth. A confirmed ticket will have the coach number, seat/berth number, and the type of berth mentioned on it. If your ticket is marked with CNF, it means the ticket has been confirmed and the ...
WL = Waitlist, this means that all AVL & RAC tickets have been sold, and you can only buy a Waitlisted ticket. You cannot travel with a Waitlist ticket, but you may well be promoted to RAC or even a confirmed place (CNF) when other travellers cancel. If your Waitlist ticket is not...
CNF – Confirmed Ticket. The coach and seat number appear after the chart preparation. RAC – Reservation Against Cancellation. It means that you may board the train and expect a half-berth, but the ticket is not confirmed. You can get a reservation in case someone cancels their ticket. CAN...
CNFmeans that you have a confirmed ticket, even if you don’t have an actual seat or berth. Sometimes these are allotted when the chart is prepared. RACmeans that you have a reservation against cancellation. You can definitely board the train, and you will find out if you get a seat or...
CNF - This metric on your PNR status shows whether your ticket is confirmed or not. CAN- It appears for the cancelled tickets. WL- It means Waiting List. RAC- It stands for Reservation Against Cancellation. GNWL- It stands for General Waiting List. It is a type of waitlist quota. ...
the confirmation probability ends with a specific value and colour code. The higher probability value will be represented by green followed by yellow and red. E.g., if your status at the time of booking a ticket is W/L 10 GNWL and current status shows W/L 1 GNWL, this means there’re...