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RRS - Module 5

Before we start with this module, verify if you have completed with the previous module. Only after you complete with it, should you start with this module.
In this module we would enable the user to cancel his reserved tickets.
A user can cancel reserved ticket and the fare is refunded according to the rules given.
Cancellation Rules:
TICKETS on which Reservations has been made.
  1. If a ticket on which reservation of a seat or berth has been made, is presented for cancellation, refund of fare shall be made after deducting cancellation charge from the fare as follows :-
    1. If a ticket is presented for cancellation more than 12 hours before the scheduled departure of the train cancellation charge shall be deducted at the flat rate of Rs. 50/- for A.C Class and Rs. 20/- for Sleeper class.
    2. If the ticket is presented for cancellation within 12 hours and up to 3 hours before the scheduled departure of the train, cancellation charges shall be 10% of the fare paid. (Rounded off to nearest rupee).
    3. If the ticket is presented for cancellation within 3 hours and up to 30 Minutes before the scheduled departure of the train, Cancellation charges shall be 60% of the fare paid. (Rounded off to nearest rupee).
    4. If the ticket is presented for cancellation after the scheduled departure of the train, refund money is Rs 0.
Steps to be followed for Cancellation part in this module are:
  1. Login as User
  2. Allow the user to cancel his/her ticket. (Note: The user can cancel a single ticket even when he has booked 2 tickets which have a single pnr_no)
  3. The amount to be refunded should be mentioned to the user.
  4. The total amount transacted on each day should also be seen by the Admin. This part should be done in the Admin Interface.
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