3.0 Train No. and Class Wise Cummulative Occupancy %Age in Descending Order of Occupancy for the Year Till Date

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3.0 Train No. and Class Wise Cummulative Occupancy %Age in Descending Order of Occupancy for the Year Till Date 3.0 TRAIN NO. AND CLASS WISE CUMMULATIVE OCCUPANCY %AGE IN DESCENDING ORDER OF OCCUPANCY FOR THE YEAR TILL DATE Period: 11-Dec-2008 To 20-Dec-2008 CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE OCCUPANCY AS EARNINGS AVERAGE PER TATKAL EARNINGS A %AGE OF INCLUDING DAY OF AS A %AGE OF TOTAL TOTAL CONCESSION LOSS WAITING LIST CUMMULATIVE TRAIN TRAIN NAME CLASS TRAIN POTENTIAL AS A %AGE OF FOR THE YEAR TATKAL NO. TRIPS FOR THE YEAR CUMMULATIVE TILL DATE POTENTIAL FOR 5610 AVADH ASSAM EXP 10 SL 264.73 161.94 528 96.32 5610 AVADH ASSAM EXP 10 3A 259.06 142.17 30 85.93 8478 KALINGAUTKALEXP 10 3A 252.03 152.40 4 97.56 5610 AVADH ASSAM EXP 10 2A 240.86 119.52 9 85.00 2138 PUNJAB MAIL 10 SL 233.41 154.80 254 54.17 2780 GOA EXPRESS 10 3A 232.81 150.59 64 94.17 8237 CHATTISGARH EXP 10 2A 231.52 112.16 19 67.21 5635 GUWAHATI EXPRES 2 SL 227.77 169.57 615 54.01 2138 PUNJAB MAIL 10 2A 222.42 131.43 25 57.30 2515 GUWAHATI EXP 1 SL 221.99 147.92 704 100.00 6317 HIMSAGAR EXP 2 SL 219.72 114.05 14 58.45 9266 UTTARANCHAL EXP 1 2A 217.39 134.82 25 100.00 2722 DAKSHIN EXPRESS 10 SL 216.92 163.33 330 75.64 8030 SHM LTT EXPRESS 10 SL 216.45 138.46 214 58.89 5631 BME GHY EXPRESS 2 SL 216.31 161.85 397 100.00 113 BHUSAVAL PASS 10 SL 215.97 214.41 15 8451 TAPASWINI EXPRE 10 2A 214.50 142.51 1 8474 JU PURI EXPRESS 2 SL 213.00 163.22 383 100.00 2137 PUNJAB MAIL 10 SL 212.88 119.69 86 54.15 2963 MEWAR EXPRESS 10 3A 212.65 209.23 9 100.00 2618 MNGLA LKSDP EXP 10 2A 212.60 139.43 22 100.00 8632 RNC GARIB NAWAZ 2 SL 211.97 133.87 126 100.00 1068A SAKET LINK EXP 3 SL 210.18 201.52 70 96.87 2506 NORTH EAST EXP 10 3A 209.21 112.63 32 100.00 7038 BKN SC EXP 2 SL 207.63 183.87 742 100.00 2321 HWH MUMBAI MAIL 9 SL 206.60 160.11 460 100.00 2137 PUNJAB MAIL 10 2A 205.90 107.96 10 60.52 2591 GKP SBC EXPRESS 2 2A 205.43 140.44 46 100.00 5635 GUWAHATI EXPRES 2 2A 205.43 143.75 10 33.33 3351 DHN ALLP EXPRES 10 SL 205.15 159.23 141 100.00 8508 HIRAKUND EXP 4 3A 204.68 128.56 26 78.40 8478 KALINGAUTKALEXP 10 2A 204.13 110.03 12 86.13 2129 AZAD HIND EXP 10 SL 203.90 170.50 375 96.19 2655 NAVJEEVAN EXP 10 SL 203.23 139.61 390 80.42 5934 ASR DBRT EXPRES 2 SL 203.17 160.40 478 100.00 4311 ALA HAZRAT EXP 7 2A 201.86 94.68 6 100.00 6127 MS GURUVAYUR EX 10 3A 201.71 85.24 8 35.00 2130 AZAD HIND EXP 10 SL 201.56 155.81 364 99.51 2920 MALWA EXPRESS 10 2A 201.08 149.66 11 56.00 8508 HIRAKUND EXP 4 SL 200.65 128.06 226 64.36 2435 DBRT RAJDHANIEX 3 1A 200.00 130.72 2 4321 BE BHUJ EXP 3 3A 199.47 97.11 15 77.77 Page 1 of 106 CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE OCCUPANCY AS EARNINGS AVERAGE PER TATKAL EARNINGS A %AGE OF INCLUDING DAY OF AS A %AGE OF TOTAL CONCESSION LOSS WAITING LIST CUMMULATIVE POTENTIAL AS A %AGE OF FOR THE YEAR TATKAL TOTAL FOR THE YEAR CUMMULATIVE TILL DATE POTENTIAL FOR TRAIN TRAIN NAME CLASS TRAIN TILL DATE POTENTIAL FOR THE THE YEAR TILL NO. TRIPS YEAR TILL DATE DATE 5609 ABADH ASSAM EXP 10 SL 199.21 116.05 251 48.01 2509 GUWAHATI EXP 5 SL 198.72 160.34 594 100.00 4311 ALA HAZRAT EXP 7 3A 198.21 97.79 17 93.47 8029 LTT SHALIMAR EX 10 3A 198.12 108.56 10 79.12 2904 GOLDN TEMPLE ML 10 2A 197.94 120.02 20 87.95 2860 GITANJALI EXP 10 SL 196.16 145.47 465 23.45 9270 MKI PBR EXPRESS 1 SL 195.83 155.62 326 100.00 8029 LTT SHALIMAR EX 10 SL 194.98 116.44 100 83.32 2522 RAPTISAGAR EXP 2 2A 194.56 118.04 24 88.88 2903 GOLDENTEMPLE ML 10 SL 194.53 138.42 158 82.94 2618 MNGLA LKSDP EXP 10 SL 194.38 139.29 304 100.00 2654 KERLA S KRANTI 1 SL 193.92 140.69 322 71.26 6381 KANYAKUMARI EXP 10 SL 193.90 140.94 306 96.44 2307 HWH==JU==EXP 10 2A 193.69 118.02 18 100.00 2423 DBRT RAJDHANIEX 7 1A 193.65 131.19 3 2904 GOLDN TEMPLE ML 10 SL 193.52 150.02 246 76.38 8478 KALINGAUTKALEXP 10 SL 192.91 126.17 230 56.43 6507 JU BANGLORE EXP 4 SL 192.70 155.10 436 100.00 1019 KONARK EXPRESS 10 2A 191.73 134.84 17 91.91 8030 SHM LTT EXPRESS 10 3A 191.09 111.14 16 75.60 5609 ABADH ASSAM EXP 10 2A 190.86 83.51 3 38.33 6326 AHILYANAGARI EX 2 SL 190.83 126.31 148 100.00 2721 NIZAMUDDIN EXP 10 SL 190.81 144.77 135 92.89 2507 GUWAHATI EXP 1 SL 190.74 152.26 394 100.00 2521 RAPTI SAGAR EXP 1 SL 190.40 159.58 150 100.00 4321 BE BHUJ EXP 3 2A 189.85 92.02 8 100.00 9570 BSB OKHA EXP 2 SL 189.50 148.15 363 100.00 1019 KONARK EXPRESS 10 SL 189.48 146.10 300 85.10 1077 JHELUM EXPRESS 10 SL 188.38 132.87 280 92.26 1078 JHELUM EXPRESS 9 SL 188.14 155.52 238 69.71 6351 NAGARCOIL EXP 3 3A 188.02 124.58 23 82.35 6032 ANDAMAN EXPRESS 5 SL 187.61 120.36 64 78.28 2647 KONGU EXPRESS 1 3A 187.50 111.84 0 100.00 2654 KERLA S KRANTI 1 3A 187.50 131.22 38 55.55 6351 NAGARCOIL EXP 3 SL 187.50 135.60 217 69.13 8474 JU PURI EXPRESS 2 3A 187.18 134.77 33 100.00 6317 HIMSAGAR EXP 2 3A 187.10 100.18 3 100.00 114 SURAT PASSENGER 10 SL 186.94 197.49 25 2905 PBR HOWRAH EXP 3 SL 186.88 138.09 241 67.85 2926 PASCHIM EXPRESS 10 SL 186.44 153.56 256 74.93 6351 NAGARCOIL EXP 3 2A 186.23 115.21 11 66.66 2903 GOLDENTEMPLE ML 10 3A 185.86 124.14 27 91.57 5960 KAMRUP EXPRESS 10 2A 185.86 145.11 17 75.60 8508 HIRAKUND EXP 4 2A 185.86 103.55 10 79.16 8474 JU PURI EXPRESS 2 2A 185.22 135.33 31 100.00 3352 DHANBAD EXPRESS 10 SL 185.01 126.90 338 99.59 2810 HWH MUMBAI MAIL 10 SL 185.00 149.49 139 95.57 2780 GOA EXPRESS 10 SL 184.87 149.55 339 72.83 Page 2 of 106 CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE OCCUPANCY AS EARNINGS AVERAGE PER TATKAL EARNINGS A %AGE OF INCLUDING DAY OF AS A %AGE OF TOTAL CONCESSION LOSS WAITING LIST CUMMULATIVE POTENTIAL AS A %AGE OF FOR THE YEAR TATKAL TOTAL FOR THE YEAR CUMMULATIVE TILL DATE POTENTIAL FOR TRAIN TRAIN NAME CLASS TRAIN TILL DATE POTENTIAL FOR THE THE YEAR TILL NO. TRIPS YEAR TILL DATE DATE 1448 SHAKTIPUNJ EXP 10 2A 184.78 105.40 8 89.13 6127 MS GURUVAYUR EX 10 2A 184.34 81.36 4 15.00 2626 KERALA EXPRESS 10 SL 184.07 133.85 357 90.28 1034 DBG PUNE EXP 2 SL 183.96 158.50 543 100.00 2138 PUNJAB MAIL 10 3A 183.81 115.71 39 56.97 3151 JAMMU TAWI EXP 10 3A 183.43 94.71 25 38.33 2129 AZAD HIND EXP 10 2A 182.82 135.05 14 98.46 2642 THIRUKKURAL EXP 2 2A 182.60 137.43 18 100.00 1013 COIMBATORE EXP 10 SL 182.41 131.99 150 94.03 1058 ASR DR EXPRESS 10 SL 182.25 110.98 100 87.68 2781 SWARNA JAYANTHI 2 3A 182.03 131.60 28 91.66 3020 BAGH EXPRESS 10 SL 181.94 103.17 54 30.15 6734 MMR MADURAI EXP 2 SL 181.94 129.89 67 62.50 8101 TATA JAT EXP 10 2A 181.90 83.78 12 2511 RAPTI SAGAR EXP 5 2A 181.73 116.69 16 100.00 2779 GOA EXPRESS 10 2A 181.73 136.21 19 99.23 6333 VRL TVC EXPRESS 2 SL 181.65 121.06 213 73.75 2904 GOLDN TEMPLE ML 10 3A 181.64 131.32 28 90.06 7092 PNBE SC EXP 3 SL 181.11 160.64 432 100.00 2591 GKP SBC EXPRESS 2 SL 181.07 150.63 339 100.00 2780 GOA EXPRESS 10 2A 180.97 187.95 38 85.71 2152 SAMARSATA EXP 2 SL 180.76 136.27 169 97.21 8477 UTKAL EXPRESS 10 SL 180.69 99.27 65 43.72 2430 BANGLORE RJDHNI 6 1A 180.55 138.50 10 9048 BGP SURAT EXP 3 SL 180.37 158.85 484 99.22 2622 TAMIL NADU EXP 10 1A 180.00 119.59 5 2308 JU HWH SUPFAST 10 SL 179.56 134.55 310 100.00 8030 SHM LTT EXPRESS 10 2A 179.56 90.11 10 84.78 2834 HWH ADI EXPRESS 10 SL 179.49 144.80 303 99.61 2660 GURUDEV EXPRESS 1 SL 179.41 155.75 415 100.00 3019 BAGH EXPRESS 10 SL 179.39 98.82 72 81.21 1057 AMRITSAR EXPRES 10 SL 179.29 97.41 63 33.08 2802 PURSHOTTAM EXP 10 SL 178.98 136.76 327 99.46 2905 PBR HOWRAH EXP 3 2A 178.98 116.02 11 73.80 2642 THIRUKKURAL EXP 2 3A 178.90 119.82 43 100.00 2925 PASCHIM EXPRESS 10 SL 178.75 149.35 211 100.00 2844 ADI PURI EXP 6 SL 178.68 132.58 204 97.06 2809 HOWRAH MAIL 10 2A 178.58 116.27 22 98.68 2809 HOWRAH MAIL 10 SL 178.50 132.68 67 97.41 2802 PURSHOTTAM EXP 10 2A 178.47 117.41 15 96.29 8477 UTKAL EXPRESS 10 2A 178.47 91.79 4 46.55 2104 LJN PUNE EXP 1 2A 178.26 147.15 36 100.00 2130 AZAD HIND EXP 10 2A 178.26 126.11 21 99.28 6506 GANDHIDHAM EXP 2 SL 178.21 131.70 302 98.84 6352 NCJ MUMBAI EXP 3 SL 178.05 113.91 99 92.98 2721 NIZAMUDDIN EXP 10 2A 178.04 117.75 9 91.66 6613 COIMBATORE EXP 1 SL 178.00 128.53 470 61.21 1066 DBG LTT EXPRESS 5 SL 177.72 155.65 395 100.00 Page 3 of 106 CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE OCCUPANCY AS EARNINGS AVERAGE PER TATKAL EARNINGS A %AGE OF INCLUDING DAY OF AS A %AGE OF TOTAL CONCESSION LOSS WAITING LIST CUMMULATIVE POTENTIAL AS A %AGE OF FOR THE YEAR TATKAL TOTAL FOR THE YEAR CUMMULATIVE TILL DATE POTENTIAL FOR TRAIN TRAIN NAME CLASS TRAIN TILL DATE POTENTIAL FOR THE THE YEAR TILL NO.
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