Questions & Answers about यात्री कोटे की प्रतीक्षा सूची में है।
A useful way to chunk it is:
- यात्री
- कोटे की प्रतीक्षा सूची में
- है
So the last part, ... में है, is the standard Hindi pattern for is in / is on something.
One small warning: in travel and railway contexts, यात्री कोटा can sometimes be understood as a set phrase meaning passenger quota. So context decides whether यात्री stands alone as passenger, or whether it is part of a larger noun phrase.
यात्री can be either singular or plural in its basic direct form. Hindi has some nouns like this where the singular and plural look the same.
So context and the verb help you:
- यात्री ... है → singular
- यात्री ... हैं → plural
If यात्री is the subject in this sentence, है tells you it is singular here.
Because कोटा is a masculine noun ending in -ा, and those nouns usually change to -े in the oblique form.
Hindi uses the oblique form when a noun comes before a postposition or before a genitive marker such as का / की / के.
So:
- कोटा → basic form