Indian Railway Rules: There is great news for the passengers traveling by train. If you also travel by train, now you can travel in AC coach even on sleeper ticket. Yes… Every day lakhs of people travel in sleeper, general and AC classes in the train.
Let us tell you, to travel in sleeper and AC class in the train, you have to make a reservation (Train Reservation). Come, today we will tell you how you can travel in AC class by booking a ticket in sleeper class. Many rules have been made by the Railways about which people are not aware.
Railways offers auto upgrade facility
As per the rules of the Railways, the department provides the facility of auto upgradation to the passengers. You get the chance to auto upgrade when you make your reservation. In this, your ticket gets upgraded to a higher class than the class for which you book the ticket. Suppose if you have booked sleeper class ticket then your ticket will be upgraded to third ac class.
You will not have to pay any separate charge,
You do not need to go anywhere to take advantage of this railway facility. You get this facility while sitting in the train. Along with this, you will not have to pay any separate charge for this auto upgrade facility, but you will get the benefit of this facility only when it is available on the cot seat.
have to pay the difference in fare
Many times it happens that many seats remain vacant in first and second AC in the train. Due to their high rent, they remain vacant. For this reason, Railways has started this facility. For upgradation from the existing class to another class, you will have to pay the difference of fare between the two classes along with the reservation fee for that class.
You can also contact TTE, apart from this you can also upgrade your seat by contacting TTE. If you are traveling in sleeper class. If you want to travel in AC class, all you need to do is approach the TTE who is in the compartment at the time of travel. You have to tell TTE that you want to travel from sleeper class to AC class. TTE will give you seat in AC class.
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