Creating a GUI-Based Train Ticket Booking System in Python using MySQL

In today’s digital era, students often resort to replicating pre-existing projects, limiting opportunities for innovation and genuine learning. This project aims to design and develop a novel Train Ticket Booking System using Python’s Tkinter for the front-end and MySQL for the back-end. The system is a self-driven initiative, created without referencing any prior implementations, with the objective of learning new skills and addressing real-world challenges in railway reservation systems. The project seeks to digitize and streamline the processes involved in railway inquiry and ticket reservation. In Admin Mode, the system enables functionalities such as adding trains, assigning seats, defining train routes, generating reservation charts, and deleting trains. In User Mode, it allows ticket booking, PNR inquiry, and viewing booking history. The software supports storing and managing multiple train records while offering intuitive options for modifications. Key features include detailed train information, such as travel duration, arrival and departure timings, and historical ticket bookings. By leveraging a structured database, the system enhances data integrity and retrieval efficiency, offering a comprehensive solution for railway management. This project not only demonstrates practical application development but also emphasizes learning through creation, contributing to the broader goal of fostering innovation in student-led initiatives.

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Journal of Electrical Electronics Engineering
Published
2025-06-11
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https://doi.org/10.33140/jeee.04.03.09
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IoT and GPS-based Vehicle Safety Systems
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Creating a GUI-Based Train Ticket Booking System in Python using MySQL

Jishnu Teja Dandamudi
Journal of Electrical Electronics Engineering
IoT and GPS-based Vehicle Safety Systems
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Creating a GUI-Based Train Ticket Booking System in Python using MySQL

Jishnu Teja Dandamudi
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Abstract

In today’s digital era, students often resort to replicating pre-existing projects, limiting opportunities for innovation and genuine learning. This project aims to design and develop a novel Train Ticket Booking System using Python’s Tkinter for the front-end and MySQL for the back-end. The system is a self-driven initiative, created without referencing any prior implementations, with the objective of learning new skills and addressing real-world challenges in railway reservation systems. The project seeks to digitize and streamline the processes involved in railway inquiry and ticket reservation. In Admin Mode, the system enables functionalities such as adding trains, assigning seats, defining train routes, generating reservation charts, and deleting trains. In User Mode, it allows ticket booking, PNR inquiry, and viewing booking history. The software supports storing and managing multiple train records while offering intuitive options for modifications. Key features include detailed train information, such as travel duration, arrival and departure timings, and historical ticket bookings. By leveraging a structured database, the system enhances data integrity and retrieval efficiency, offering a comprehensive solution for railway management. This project not only demonstrates practical application development but also emphasizes learning through creation, contributing to the broader goal of fostering innovation in student-led initiatives.

Journal of Electrical Electronics EngineeringVol. 4(3)
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IoT and GPS-based Vehicle Safety Systems
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