New IRCTC Website Launched: Faster Checkout, No Unnecessary Captchas, Here’s What Has Changed

Published 15 July 2026 · india

New IRCTC Website Launched: Faster Checkout, No Unnecessary Captchas, Here’s What Has Changed Published By, Last Updated: July 15, 2026, 21:25 IST IRCTC’s new website

New IRCTC Website Launched: Faster Checkout, No Unnecessary Captchas, Here’s What Has Changed Published By, Last Updated: July 15, 2026, 21:25 IST IRCTC’s new website beta version is live with a cleaner design, faster ticket booking, no unnecessary captchas and easier repeat reservations. IRCTC has launched the beta version of its redesigned website with a simplified interface and faster booking experience for passengers. The Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) launched the beta version of its revamped website, promising a cleaner design, faster ticket booking experience and easier navigation for passengers. The new website went live at 9 pm on Wednesday, allowing users to explore the updated interface and share feedback before the final version is rolled out. The beta version can be accessed through the IRCTC website, where a link has also been added on the homepage of the existing portal. Here’s the link The website redesign comes as IRCTC handles one of the world’s largest online railway ticketing operations, with the platform processing around 14.5 lakh tickets every day. What Has Changed In New IRCTC Website?

The revamped portal focuses on reducing clutter and simplifying the booking process. IRCTC has introduced four major improvements No unnecessary captchas and pop-ups The new website removes unnecessary captchas, pop-ups, flashing graphics and distracting elements to create a smoother booking experience. Seat availability visible across classes Passengers will now be able to view seat availability across different travel classes more easily while searching for trains. Faster ticket checkout The number of steps required to complete a booking has been reduced, making the payment and checkout process quicker. Easier repeat bookings Users can save passenger details, allowing them to make repeat bookings without entering the same information every time. Students helped design the new IRCTC experience According to the Railway Ministry, several suggestions for improving the website’s design and user experience came from students of the Malaviya Institute of Technology (MNIT), Jaipur, during their interaction with Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw. The students were involved in the design feedback process, with their suggestions incorporated into the revamped interface. IRCTC website upgrade linked with new reservation system The website revamp is being carried out alongside the modernisation of the decades-old Passenger Reservation Engine (PRE), which powers railway ticket booking systems.