Revision of Charges.

Revision of Reservation Fee, Tatkal Charges etc., Announced in Railway Budget 2013-14 to come into Effect From 1st April, 2013 
It has been announced in Railway Budget 2013-14 in connection with revision of Reservation Fee, Supplementary charges for Superfast Trains, Withdrawal of Enhanced Reservation Fee, Clerkage Charges, Cancellation Charges and Tatkal Charges. The revisions will come into effect for tickets issued o­n and after 01stApril, 2013. The details of revisions are as under:-

1.Revision of Reservation Fee and Supplementary Charges for Superfast Trains and Withdrawal of Enhanced Reservation Fee:-
(i) Revision of Reservation Fee:-
Class
Existing
Revised
Second
15
15 (No change)
Sleeper
20
20 (No Change)
AC Chair Car
25
40
AC-3 Economy
25
40
AC-3 Tier
25
40
First Class
25
50
AC-2 Tier
25
50
AC First
35
60
Executive
35
60
(ii) Revision of Supplementary Charge for Superfast Trains:-
Class
Existing
Revised
Second
10
15
Sleeper
20
30
AC Chair Car
30
45
AC-3 Economy
30
45
AC-3 Tier
30
45
First Class
30
45
AC-2 Tier
30
45
AC First
50
75
Executive
50
75
2. Revised Clerkage Charges and Cancellation Charges for Train Journeys:
(i)Revision of Clerkage Charges in case of cancellation of waiting list and RAC tickets:-
Class
Existing (in Rs)
Revised (in Rs)
Second (Unreserved)
10
15
Second (reserved)
20
30
AC Chair Car
20
30
AC-3 Economy
20
30
AC-3 Tier
20
30
First Class
20
30
AC-2 Tier
20
30
AC First
20
30
Executive
20
30
(ii) Revision of Minimum cancellation charges in case of cancellation of confirmed tickets:-
Class
Existing (in Rs)
Revised (in Rs)
Second
20
30
Sleeper
40
60
AC Chair Car
60
90
AC-3 Economy
60
90
AC-3 Tier
60
90
First Class
60
100
AC-2 tier
60
100
AC-First
70
120
Executive
70
120
3. Revision of Tatkal Charges:-
The Tatkal charges will be realized @ 10% of basic fare for reserved Second (2S) class and 30% of basic fare for all other classes subject to minimum and maximum as given below:-
Class of Travel
Minimum Tatkal Charges (in Rs)
Maximum Tatkal Charges (in Rs)
Reserved Second Sitting (2S)
10
15
Sleeper
90
175
AC Chair Car
100
200
AC-3 tier
250
350
AC-2 tier
300
400
Executive
300
400

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