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Confirmed & Tatkal train tickets for Mumbai travellers

Three Rajdhanis and a Duronto link Mumbai with Delhi, from two different Mumbai terminals — and picking the wrong one is the most common mistake we see. Our desk is in Delhi, at the other end of every one of these trains, and we book for Mumbai travellers entirely on WhatsApp.

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Boarding points

Which Mumbai terminal your Delhi train actually uses

Mumbai's long-distance trains leave from terminals on two different railway zones, and on a weekday the drive between them can take an hour.

Mumbai Central (MMCT)

Western Railway. The Mumbai Rajdhani, the August Kranti Rajdhani and the Mumbai Duronto all start here and run north through Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT)

Central Railway. The CSMT Rajdhani to Hazrat Nizamuddin starts here and takes a different route north from the Western line trains — a separate set of seats when the Mumbai Central Rajdhanis are full.

Bandra Terminus & Lokmanya Tilak Terminus (LTT)

Suburban terminals for many long-distance express trains to north India. Convenient from the suburbs, but the premium Delhi trains leave from Mumbai Central or CSMT instead.

Borivali, Dadar, Thane & Kalyan

Many long-distance trains also stop at suburban stations like these. Boarding at a stop along the way can put you on a smaller waiting list than at the starting terminal, so we check the quota before recommending it.

The Delhi end

The Mumbai Rajdhani runs to New Delhi; the August Kranti Rajdhani, the CSMT Rajdhani and the Duronto run to Hazrat Nizamuddin. If you are being met or connecting in Delhi, that difference matters.

Not sure which applies to your train? Send us the route and we'll tell you before you pay.

How it works

Confirmation Quota: how we get you confirmed

On busy routes, demand for seats can run many times ahead of supply. Our Confirmation Quota analysis is how we close that gap — not a refresh button, a real service worked by real agents.

1

Share your journey

Send your route, class and preferred train — plus a few alternative dates (ideally one day before travel). The more options, the better.

2

We run Confirmation Quota

Our in-house analysis finds the train, date and quota combination with the highest chance of a confirmed berth — and we send you the best options.

3

You approve & pay

You pick an option and pay only then. We book it — running Tatkal on the day and our alternative confirmation route as backup.

4

We confirm & alert you

We track your booking and update you on WhatsApp. A waitlisted ticket confirms at chart preparation — or you get a 100% refund.

Confirmed ticket — or 100% refund

You pay only after you approve our plan. If we can't get you a confirmed ticket, you get your money back in full. The proof is in our 670+ real Google reviews — travellers describing waitlists that turned into confirmed berths.

Mumbai ↔ Delhi

Premium trains between Mumbai and Delhi

They fill at different rates, so when one is waitlisted another is often open. We check all four together.

Mumbai Rajdhani

Daily

Mumbai Central ↔ New Delhi

The flagship business corridor and busy all year, so book early.

Booking advice for the Mumbai Rajdhani

August Kranti Rajdhani

Daily

Mumbai Central ↔ Hazrat Nizamuddin

The second Rajdhani from Mumbai Central, with its own seats on the same corridor.

CSMT Rajdhani

Daily

CSMT ↔ Hazrat Nizamuddin

Runs north on the Central line route — worth checking when both Western line Rajdhanis are full.

Mumbai Duronto

Twice a week

Mumbai Central ↔ Hazrat Nizamuddin

The fewest stops, and most passengers board at the start.

Booking advice for the Mumbai Duronto

What our customers say

Helpful agents, explained my PNR honestly instead of overpromising. Will use again.
Vivek R. · Google review
Senior-citizen lower berth for my parents, exactly as requested. Very courteous staff.
Sunita D. · Google review
Mumbai questions

Asked by travellers from Mumbai

Do you have an office in Mumbai?+

No — our counter is in Karol Bagh, New Delhi. We book for Mumbai travellers entirely on WhatsApp and phone: send your journey, approve the options and pay, and the e-ticket reaches you on WhatsApp. Nothing needs a visit.

Which Mumbai station does my Delhi train leave from?+

The Mumbai Rajdhani, the August Kranti Rajdhani and the Mumbai Duronto leave from Mumbai Central; the CSMT Rajdhani leaves from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus. We confirm the exact terminal with your booking.

Which Rajdhani is easiest to get from Mumbai?+

It depends on the date. The three Rajdhanis have separate seats and fill at different rates, so we check all of them — and the Duronto — before recommending one.

Can you book Tatkal for a train from Mumbai?+

Yes. Tatkal opens one day before the journey — 10:00 AM for AC classes and 11:00 AM for non-AC — wherever the train starts. Our desk handles the booking and you get the result on WhatsApp.

Tell us your journey — we'll do the rest

Send your route, dates and passengers on WhatsApp. We'll come back with the boarding point, the trains with a real chance of confirming, and what it costs — before you pay anything.

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