A large number of passengers travel by train in the country daily, and to ensure their convenience and convenience, the Railway Department has appointed several personnel including TCs and TTEs.
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Indian Railway: If you travel in Indian Railways trains, have you ever wondered what is the difference between Ticket Checkers (TC) and Traveling Ticket Examiners (TTE). If you do not know, then we tell you what is the difference between TC and TTE. A large number of passengers travel by train daily in our country, and to ensure their convenience and convenience, the Railway Department has introduced Ticket Checkers (TC) and traveling ticket examinerMany personnel including (TTE) have been appointed.
If you have ever wondered what is the difference between TTE and TC roles and what are their duties, then we have some important information for you. Explain that TTEs are appointed by the Department of Commerce and are responsible for checking and verifying tickets during the train journey of passengers from mail trains to express trains. They can also check tickets in premium trains and impose fines on persons traveling without valid tickets.
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TCs do the same work as TTEs.
In contrast, TCs perform the same functions as TTEs, but with some major differences; they are also appointed under the Department of Commerce and are authorized to check train tickets, but only at platform entry/exit gates. But has the right to verify the ticket. They do not have the right to verify the ticket inside the train itself.
Means TC platform verifies ticket at entry/exit gate and TTE checks ticket during journey in trains. Also, if a passenger requires a seat and one is vacant, a TTE can allot the seat to them on the appropriate rota. However, all ticket related transactions should take place within the train itself.
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TC and TTE both required
It is important to note that both TC and TTE are important to ensure smooth functioning of the railway system and maintain a fair and just travel experience for all passengers. So the next time you board a train, you can appreciate and respect the role these vital personnel play in keeping the railways running like clockwork.
