So basically this thing tells you how many seats are left on the train for a certain route and ticket type. If you see that there are a lot of seats left, then it's more likely that your waitlisted ticket will get confirmed. But if there are only a few seats left, then it's less likely. Our PNR predictors use this and other info to figure out the chances of your ticket getting confirmed. And if you see "160", that means there's at least 160 seats available for that ticket type. So if you have a waitlisted ticket and there's still lots of time before your journey, then you've got a good chance of getting a seat. Thanks!

Agar aap kisi ticket/class/quota/station pair ke liye WL 5 paate hai to aapko us quota ke available Total seats ka pata chal jaega. For example, agar aapko pata chale ke wo quota me available seats 70 hai to aapko ticket confirm hone ke chances ke baare me pata chal jaega. Agar Total seats 5 hain to aapko ticket confirm hone ki ummed kam hai. Hamare PNR predictor is info ke sath sath, unki experience se bhi ticket confirm chances predict karte hain.
Agar aapko kisi quota ke liye "160" dikhai de to samajh leejiye ki train me kam se kam itni seats available hain. Jaise agar aapka WL 1 hai aur journey ke 10 days bache hain to confirm hone ke chances zyaada hain.
Thanks.

Thank you for sharing this valuable information. It's very helpful to know how the Total Seats feature works and how it can be used to predict the confirmation chances of a ticket. I had seen the figure next to the quota before, but I was not aware of what it meant. Now I understand that if the number is high, there is a greater likelihood of getting the ticket confirmed, even if the current status is waitlisted. I will keep this in mind while booking my future train tickets. Thanks again for the information.