Train seats
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Train seats
Can anyone explain the difference between all the classes of train seats on Indian railways? I've seen First AC, Sleeper, Second AC, etc and I'm still confused! We're interested in overnighting on a train at least once in a fairly comfortable environment, so any suggestions would be welcome.
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The AC stands for air-conditioning. Depending on where and what time you are travelling, you may want this whether you go first or second class. If you are going overnight, you will want a sleeper, and I would suggest first class if it is in your budget.
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Hi,
First AC - it is closed Coup with four seats, also avail with two seats, you can sleep well.
Second AC - It is open coup with four seats, open means there is no door, so any body can see you while sleeping.
Third AC - It is open coup with Six seats.
Sleepar - It is open with Six seats , NO AC, Cheaper option.
AC - Air Condition
First AC - it is closed Coup with four seats, also avail with two seats, you can sleep well.
Second AC - It is open coup with four seats, open means there is no door, so any body can see you while sleeping.
Third AC - It is open coup with Six seats.
Sleepar - It is open with Six seats , NO AC, Cheaper option.
AC - Air Condition