Abstract

The reservation of railway tickets in India is done through by either of the two alternatives. The first one is that the individual himself goes to the counter opened by the Indian Railways and book the advance ticket i.e. reservation of ticket and other one methods is through online reservation. This methods are valid in time dependent, .timing is response 8 AM to 10 PM. Implementation of this proposed work we can provide general ticket and reservation ticket is available twenty four hours. Now here we are talking about an application which can be very useful for common people. We can use ATM for booking railway tickets besides withdrawing money.

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