Question 2: How to check whether there is magnetism in the magnetic stripe of the student ID card? Universities magnetize student ID cards every semester. Magnetization is free and can be used four times a semester. You go to the student office to magnetize, and the computer magnetizing system can show how many times there are magnets in your student ID card. Of course, going to the train station to buy tickets can also show your magnetism.
Magnetizing the student ID card means that you can buy a train ticket at half price. Don't worry that you can't buy a half-price ticket with a certificate and no magnetism.
In fact, you can buy a half-price ticket regardless of whether the magnet in the student ID card is used up or not.
I used to use my student ID card to buy tickets at the ticket window. The conductor said I couldn't get it, so he gave me half a ticket without saying anything. It's just that the date of ticket purchase is marked with a pen on the inside page of the student ID card. Later, I learned that the magnetic stripe of the student ID card was broken and could not be used.
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Question 3: What should I do if I buy a student ticket? At present, I want to buy a full-price ticket, and I will go back to school to magnetize it.
Question 4: The student ID card is not magnetized, so you can't buy a student ticket. What should I do? Then magnetize! However, some schools have a prescribed number of magnetizations, and then they can only go to next semester or next year. Moreover, there is a specified time for student tickets to be sold. It's April. After the time limit, you can't buy a student ticket. Only adult tickets can be bought.
Question 5: What if the magnetic stripe of the student ID card that bought the ticket is not magnetized? No magnetism. Schools can be magnetized. Ask your life committee.
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Question 6: What if the student ID card is not magnetized? On the problem of buying train tickets without magnetizing student ID cards.
I bought a train ticket for 12306 with my student ID card, but I forgot to magnetize it this year. My ticket means a successful purchase. Please bring your ID card and student ID card to the window where you can identify the magnetism of your student ID card. Would you like to ask if the ticket you bought will be unqualified or something? Which experienced friend knows? Tell me.
If it is not magnetized, it is impossible to buy a half-price train ticket.
The time for students to purchase student tickets is: the travel time of student tickets is limited to the summer vacation from June/KLOC-0 to September 30th, and the winter vacation from June 1 2 to March 3/KLOC-0. Four times a year.
Point 4 of Article 17 of the Detailed Rules for Handling Railway Passenger Transport stipulates that students should buy four one-way discount tickets every year, and the unused times in that year cannot be reserved for the next year.
The time limit of four times is limited. Student tickets are only "magnetized" four times a year. For example, during the summer vacation from June/KLOC-0 to September 30, you can no longer buy half-price train tickets of that year.
So train tickets need to be magnetized once a year. If there is no magnetization or the number of times is used up, you can't buy half-price tickets.
Question 7: What if the student ID card has only been used once, but it is no longer magnetized? You can pick up the ticket at the window, and you don't need to brush the magnetic stripe to re-magnetize it at school. Maybe the landlord's student ID card has been degaussed.
Question 8: What if the student ID card is not magnetized? Is your student ID card a magnetic card? Then go to the school's student ID management department to write it again. It may be a student subject.
Question 9: I just bought a train ticket today, because the student ID card is not magnetized. I ordered it before, and I brought my ID card and student ID card to get it, but after I went to Florida, I found that my student ID card was no longer magnetic, so I lent it to my former classmates. The conductor said there was no way but to change it to a full ticket, so I changed it to a full ticket. . .
Question 10: What if the student ID card has no magnetic stripe? The magnetic stripe can be used at will, and there is no personal information. And some stations may not need painting.