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IRCTC launches beta website with faster checkout, no captcha and smoother train bookings

New platform promises quicker ticketing, simplified logins and a more user-friendly interface for rail passengers nationwide

Akanksha Kumari

The Railways Ministry has introduced a new beta version of the IRCTC website to simplify and enhance the user-friendliness of train ticket booking. Last month, Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced that the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) would roll out a revamped and upgraded website by July 15, in response to complaints from students who reported difficulties and delays in booking their tickets.

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Officials stated that the website has been available to users since 9 p.m. on Wednesday (July 15). They also encouraged users to share feedback and suggestions regarding the streamlined features.

What are the new features in the beta website?

According to a statement released by the union ministry of railways, the IRCTC has made four major improvements in the beta version.

• No captcha, ‘distracting elements’: The new website will not include unnecessary CAPTCHAs or other distracting features. “No unnecessary CAPTCHAs. No unnecessary pop-ups. No flashing graphics. No distracting elements,” the ministry stated in a press release.

 Seat availability: Users will be able to view seat availability in all classes, giving them a more convenient way to check train tickets.

• Faster checkout: The new app streamlines the train ticket booking process by cutting down the number of steps required, resulting in a quicker checkout experience for passengers.

• ⁠⁠Easier repeat booking: Once a user completes a booking, their passenger information will be stored, making it more convenient for them to make repeat bookings.

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