Every day, crores of passengers travel in Indian trains in the country. Keeping in mind the convenience of these passengers, Indian Railways is operating thousands of trains across the country. These trains connect various places of the country to each other. In such a situation, Indian Railways has an important contribution in the connectivity of the country. For this reason, Indian Railways is also called the lifeline of the nation. Keeping in mind the convenience of the passengers, Indian Railways has also made many rules so that they do not have to face any kind of problems while traveling. It is often seen that when there is no confirmed seat in the train, after booking the ticket, GNWL, PQWL, RQWL RLWL is written on it. At the same time, do you know the difference between these three and which waiting list gets confirmed first among these three? If not, then today we are going to tell you about this.
RQWL
RQWL refers to Request Waiting List. This is the last waiting list. If there is a pooled quota on a route, then this waiting list is made. The chances of the ticket of this waiting list getting confirmed are very low.
RLWL
This refers to Remote Location Waiting List. The chances of this waiting list getting confirmed are very high. RLWL is the quota of berths of small stations.
PQWL
PQWL refers to Pooled Quota Waiting List. If you book a ticket between two stations falling on the route of the train and it goes into the waiting list, then it is called PQWL. This waiting list is confirmed when the passenger of that area cancels his ticket.
GNWL
GNWL refers to General Waiting List. If you book a ticket from the place where the train is starting and it goes into the waiting list, then it is called general waiting list. The chances of this ticket getting confirmed are quite high.
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