What is the qualification for TC in railway?

Railway TC qualification implies that the candidate must have passed the 10+2 (class 12) exam or its equivalent degree from a recognized University or Board as of 01.03. 2021.

How can I join TC?

To become TC you have to apply for TTE exam that is conducted by Railway Recruitment Board every year. Eligibility Criteria for TC : Candidate must have completed atleast 12th class from any recognised board in any stream. Candidate must secure minimum of 50% percentage marks in 12th class.

Which is better TC or TTE?

What is difference between TTE and TC? A TTE ensures that the seats are allotted to the passengers as per their tickets and the accommodation is convenient for the passenger whereas the TC (Ticket Collector) fines ticketless travelers.

Is TT and TC same?

There are a lot of meaning of TC and TT but generally in railway TC used for ticket collector who posted in station and chek ticket of the passenger and TT used for traveling ticket examiner who posted in train and check ticket to ensure that everyone has taken ticket or not..

Which is best TTE or TC in railway?

What is the work of TC?

Ticket Collector, TC check passengers for valid tickets and fine ticket-less travelers. They are posted on platforms.

What is the job of TC in railway?

Ticket Collector, TC check passengers for valid tickets and fine ticket-less travelers. They are posted on platforms. They can be with or without uniforms (a Black Coat), but they must carry a badge and Id Card with them.

Is Railway recruit every year?

The Railway Recruitment Board also releases a detailed exam calendar for the upcoming RRB exams through an official RRB Notification. The RRB Exams are conducted every year and at most times within days of each other.

What is railway TTR?

Travelling Ticket Examiner (TTE) or Traveling Ticket Inspector (TTI), sometimes incorrectly called Ticket Teller (TT) or TTR (may be Travelling Ticket examineR), is an employee in Indian railway who examines tickets during journey.