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12951 Mumbai Central - New Delhi Tejas Rajdhani Time Table

Departs
17:00
Mumbai Central MMCT
Arrives
08:32 day 2
New Delhi NDLS
Journey
15h 32m
1380 km · 8 stops
Chart expected
about 07:00
on the day of travel — a target, not a guarantee (what this rests on)

12951 Mumbai Central - New Delhi Tejas Rajdhani leaves Mumbai Central (MMCT) at 17:00 and reaches New Delhi (NDLS) at 08:32 on day 2 of the run. The booked run is 1380 km in 15h 32m, with 8 stops including both ends. It is the only train this timetable version books from Mumbai Central (MMCT) through to New Delhi (NDLS).

12951 at a glance

12951 in timetable version .
Runs onDaily
Calendar row for this train to — beyond 2026-09-30, so not a date we stand behind
Timetable version covers to
Average speed88.8 km/h including halts — ours (how)
TypeTejas · Premium
ReservationReserved (PRS) train. 12951 is a 1-, 2- or 8-series number: those are reserved. (how we decide)

Time table and route

8 stops from Mumbai Central MMCT to New Delhi NDLS, timed by version , km counted from MMCT. +1 is the next day.
StationArrivesDepartsHaltKm
MMCT Mumbai Central start 17:00 — 0
BVI Borivali 17:20 17:22 2m 30
ST Surat 19:43 19:48 5m 262
BRC Vadodara Jn 21:06 21:16 10m 392
RTM Ratlam Jn 00:25 +1 00:28 +1 3m 649
NAD Nagda Jn 01:08 +1 01:10 +1 2m 691
KOTA Kota Jn 03:15 +1 03:20 +1 5m 916
NDLS New Delhi 08:32 +1 end — 1380

What 12951’s schedule looks like

Its longest run without a stop is 464 km and 5h 12m from Kota Jn (KOTA) to New Delhi (NDLS). The next longest is 257 km and 3h 09m from Vadodara Jn (BRC) to Ratlam Jn (RTM).

At 22:00 it is between Vadodara Jn (BRC) and Ratlam Jn (RTM), and at 06:00 on day 2 of the run it is between Kota Jn (KOTA) and New Delhi (NDLS).

3 of its 6 intermediate stops are booked for five minutes or more, the longest of them 10 minutes at Vadodara Jn (BRC), 5 minutes at Surat (ST), 5 minutes at Kota Jn (KOTA). The briefest stop is 2 minutes at Borivali (BVI).

The run crosses midnight before Ratlam Jn (RTM); every later time carries a day marker.

It passes its own halfway mark of 690 km at Nagda Jn (NAD), stop number 6 of 8, and is booked to stand at its stops for 27 minutes in all, 3% of the 15h 32m journey.

Its quickest booked leg is Nagda Jn (NAD) to Kota Jn (KOTA), 225 km at an average of 108 km/h.

After Mumbai Central it calls first at Borivali (BVI), Surat (ST), Vadodara Jn (BRC), Ratlam Jn (RTM) and Nagda Jn (NAD).

Its last stops before New Delhi are Surat (ST), Vadodara Jn (BRC), Ratlam Jn (RTM), Nagda Jn (NAD) and Kota Jn (KOTA).

Its stops are not evenly spread: 4 of the 6 fall in the first half of the distance and 2 in the second.

The busiest stations on its route are Vadodara Jn (BRC), where 454 trains call, Surat (ST), where 429 trains call, New Delhi (NDLS), where 335 trains call.

At BRC it is booked in at 21:06 and away again at 21:16, 392 km into the run.

How these are counted.

Other trains that share 12951’s route

From 12951’s halt rows, not its name. Trains without a page here are left out.

Reservation chart and seat availability

12951 is booked out of Mumbai Central at 17:00, which puts it under rule RB-16.12.2025-B: its first reservation chart is expected at about 07:00 on the day of the journey. How we work this out.

A target, not a guarantee

It assumes 12951 is charted at Mumbai Central. The rule is press-reported: no circular number has been located, and the first report covered one zone. Preparation can be later. The circulars, the second chart and what is still unsettled.

Check live seat availability for 12951 — Mumbai Central to New Delhi, fetched when you ask and never stored here (how).

Where this came from

Every time and distance above is read from timetable version , and from nothing else. Where the timetable data comes from.

The 07:00 above comes from a published railway order, worked out, never observed.