Question 1

How do I find trains between two stations?

Accepted Answer

Enter the station codes for your source and destination stations. Station codes are short abbreviations like NDLS for New Delhi, BCT for Mumbai Central, HWH for Howrah. You can also enter an optional travel date to filter trains running on that day.

Question 2

What is a station code?

Accepted Answer

A station code is a short alphanumeric code assigned to each Indian railway station. Examples: NDLS (New Delhi), BCT (Mumbai Central), HWH (Howrah/Kolkata), MAS (Chennai Central), SBC (Bengaluru City), PUNE (Pune Junction). You can find station codes on your old tickets or by searching online.

Question 3

Does this show only direct trains?

Accepted Answer

Yes, this tool shows direct trains that run between your selected source and destination stations without requiring a change of train.

Question 4

Why is my station not found?

Accepted Answer

Make sure you are using the correct station code, not the station name. For example, use NDLS not "New Delhi". Station codes are printed on your railway ticket.

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