Changing trains on a RailRoute journey
A journey with one change is two tickets. RailRoute shows the wait at the junction in minutes. Every time is a scheduled time — not a delay forecast, and not a promise you will make the second train.
Last reviewed . Figures on this page are measurements with the sample size and date stated beside them, not forecasts.
RailRoute is an independent service. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by Indian Railways, IRCTC, or any Government of India entity. Train names and station codes are used for identification only.
RailRoute does not sell tickets and never takes a payment. Fares are estimates and seat availability changes continuously; the exact fare and the actual booking are confirmed on IRCTC.
How to read a change
- The margin is the scheduled gap between arrival and departure at that station.
- Tight connections are riskier. Leave more time than you think you need if you cannot miss the second train.
- A delay, cancellation or missed connection on one ticket does not automatically protect the other.
What this is not
- Not a prediction that a train will run on time.
- Not insurance, and not a through booking.
- Not official Indian Railways punctuality data.
Try it
Search a route with no direct train. Mixed train-and-flight changes are on the train and flight page.