NGet (New Generation E-Ticketing) System of Indian Railways is Capabale of Booking 7200 Tickets Per Minutes
A new ticketing system called NGeT (New Generation E-Ticketing), at a total cost of Rs.180 crores for five years has been launched by India Railways Catering & Tourism Corporation (IRCTC), a public sector undertaking of the Ministry of Railways. With the new system, the problem has lessened to a great extent. This new system has capacity to book 7200 tickets per minute as against the old capacity of 2000 tickets per minute. It supports 1,20,000 concurrent users at any point of time. This system has been designed for faster booking of online rail reserved ticket all over Indian Railways.
The total amount generated by IRCTC through online ticket sales during the last three years, including current year (upto October 2014), is Rs.49310.38 crores. To increase the revenue, state of the art infrastructure and software has been provided to increase the capacity of e-ticketing system. Efforts are also on to increase the reach to rural areas through Common Service Centres
This information was given by the Minister of State for Railways Shri Manoj Sinha in written reply to a question in Lok Sabha today.
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C.K.Mansoor Rahman says
Sir
This is really the best economic system provided in Indian Railways Advance Reservation Tickets but my suggestion is this system of e-ticketing should be install a biometric software to record the data of the bona fied reserved passengers and this will be very useful to prevent misusing of reserved tickets & compensation of accident claims & also this will be very useful to find out the details of train accident victims .
So my humble request to our honorable PM & Minister of Indian Railways to provide Aadhaar based biometric electronic ticketing system in all Indian Railways.
Jai Hind