Revised Cancellation Charges on Confirmed and RAC, Waiting List Tickets from 1.4.2013

Revised Cancellation ChargesRevised Cancellation Charges on Confirmed and RAC, Waiting List Tickets from 1.4.2013.

The Clerkage charges and Cancellation charges have been revised w.e.f 1st April, 2013. This has been announced in the Railway Budget 2013-14. The revised charges are as under:

The clerkage charges are leviable o­n cancellation of unreserved, RAC and Waiting list tickets as well as o­n cancellation of reserved tickets.

Revision of Clerkage charges and Cancellation charges

Class

Clerkage charge in case of

cancellation of waiting list and

RAC tickets (in Rs.)

Minimum cancellation charge

in case of cancellation of

confirmed tickets (Rs.)

Existing Revised Existing Revised
Second 10 15 20 30
Sleeper 20 30 40 60
AC Chair Car 20 30 60 90
AC – 3 Economy 20 30 60 90
AC-3 Tier 20 30 60 90
First class 20 30 60 100
AC – 2 tier 20 30 60 100
AC First 20 30 70 120
Executive 20 30 70 120

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