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Accommodation Classes in Indian Railways

CLASSES :

First class Air-Conditioned (AC) (Code:1A). The Executive class in Shatabdi type trains is also treated as Ist AC.AC 2-tier sleeper (Code:2A)First class (Code:FC)AC 3 Tier (Code:3A)3 E - AC 3 Tier EconomyAC chair Car (Code:CC)Sleeper Class (Code:SL)Second Sitting (Code:2S)

ACCOMMODATION TYPES :

BerthsSeatsChair car

Quotas in Indian Railways S. No. Quota Description 1. GN General Quota 2. LD Ladies Quota 3. HO Head quarters/high official Quota 4. DF Defence Quota 5. PH Parliament house Quota 6. FT Foreign Tourist Quota 7. DP Duty Pass Quota 8. CK Tatkal Quota 9. SS Female(above 45 Year)/Senior Citizen/Travelling alone 10. HP Physically Handicapped Quota 11. RE Railway Employee Staff on Duty for the train 12. GNRS General Quota Road Side 13. OS Out Station 14. PQ Pooled Quota 15. RC(RAC) Reservation Against Cancellation 16. RS Road Side 17. YU Yuva 18. LB Lower Berth NOTE : RAC is a special provision to 'split' a berth into two or more seats. This is really speaking not a quota but it is a predefined allocation to take care of the above mentioned special provision.In case of each road-side station quota, berths/seats are booked by the originating station for journeys up-to the road-side station only up-to the extent of accommodation earmarked for that Road-Side quota .In such cases, distance restriction does not apply. If that berths/seat is redefined from a remote location, then booking can also be done beyond the road side station, within the limits defined for the remote location quota. In no case can a through passenger be given accommodation in the RS berth and the redefined portion. For eg., a passenger traveling from NDLS to MAS cannot be given accommodation in a berth defined as GNRS up-to BPL and subsequently redefined as GN from BPL to MAS.