Seat Availability
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Understanding train seat availability & confirmation chances
Check how many seats are available in a chosen class on a specific train and date. Availability is shown as Available (seats free), RAC (Reservation Against Cancellation), or Waitlist (WL) with the current position. Alongside, we show a confirmation-chance prediction — an estimate of how likely a waitlisted ticket is to clear, based on historical booking patterns — plus the fare. Use it to decide whether to book, pick a different date, or choose another train.
What is a confirmation chance prediction?+
It's an estimate of the probability that a waitlisted ticket will become confirmed by the journey date, based on historical trends. It is indicative only, not a guarantee.
What does 'AVL' or 'Available' mean?+
It means seats are currently free to book in that class for the selected date — your ticket would be confirmed immediately on booking.
Should I book a waitlisted ticket?+
A high confirmation chance (e.g., 80%+) on a popular route often clears, but there's always risk. Consider the prediction, the waitlist number, and how far the journey is. Always book through IRCTC.
TrainSight is an independent platform, not affiliated with IRCTC or Indian Railways. Information is for general reference — verify with official sources before travelling.