NCMC card introduced for Bhopal-Indore Metro; 25% discount on every trip..

Bhopal-Indore Metro NCMC Card: A significant initiative has been launched to make travel more affordable for metro passengers in Madhya Pradesh. The Madhya Pradesh Metro Rail Corporation Limited has introduced the National Common Mobility Card (NCMC) facility for the Bhopal and Indore metro systems. With the implementation of this new system, passengers will no longer need to endure the hassle of standing in queues at counters to purchase tickets; instead, they can travel conveniently using the NCMC smart card. Furthermore, a 25% discount will be offered on every trip. Passengers using the NCMC card for metro travel will receive a direct 25% discount on the standard fare—though this discount applies only to journeys where the regular fare exceeds ₹20.

NCMC Card to be Used Across Metro Systems

Aligned with the 'One Nation, One Card' initiative, this NCMC card will also be valid for metro services in other major Indian cities—such as Delhi, Mumbai, Noida, Gurugram, and Jaipur—where this facility is already in place. This eliminates the need for passengers to obtain a new card when traveling to other cities.

NCMC Card Available for ₹50
This non-refundable smart card can be purchased for ₹50 at ticket counters located at any metro station in Bhopal or Indore. Once acquired, passengers can top up the card with a balance as per their convenience. Several options are available for recharging the NCMC smart card, including ticket counters, ticket vending machines, and the MP Metro mobile app.

Additionally, passengers who prefer not to use a smart card can obtain a QR-based ticket in just 30 seconds by making a payment via UPI at the ticket vending machines installed at the stations. Additionally, the metro management is offering various special promotional discounts and bonuses on single-journey tickets, return-journey tickets, group tickets, and e-wallet recharges, valid until December 31, 2026.

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