RAC 6 Confirmation Chances
RAC (Reservation Against Cancellation) means you have a guaranteed seat on the train, but you are sharing a berth with another passenger. RAC/6 means you are at position 6 in the RAC list.
Chances of Getting a Full Berth
RAC/6 has extremely high chances of upgrading to a confirmed full berth (97-99%). Rac 6 is near the front and almost always confirms.
| Class | Approx. Confirmation Chance |
|---|---|
| Sleeper (SL) | 99% |
| 3rd AC (3A) | 97% |
| 2nd AC (2A) | 96% |
How RAC Upgrades to CNF
Every cancellation of a confirmed berth in the same class opens up a full berth. Railway TTE software assigns it to the first RAC passenger on the list. So RAC/6 upgrades only after passengers RAC/1 through RAC/5 have all been upgraded first.
Can I Board the Train With RAC 6?
Yes. RAC is a confirmed booking — you can board the train. You will be given a side-lower berth that you share with one other RAC passenger. If a cancellation happens, you may get a full berth assigned by the TTE.
What Happens After Chart?
After chart preparation, RAC/6 may still upgrade if confirmed passengers do not show up at departure. The TTE has the authority to upgrade RAC passengers even after the chart is made.
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