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Civilian time and railway time are frequently used synonym with the twenty-four hour clock.
11:30 P.M. is the 12-hour clock time convention equivalent of 23:30 in 24-hour time.
Military time means the 24-hour clock time convention without the “:” between the hours and minutes: 2330.
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- 11:30 pm in 24 hour time = 23:30
- 11:30 pm in military time = 2330
- 11:30 pm in civilian time = 23:30
- 11:30 pm in railway time = 23:30
- 23:30 in 12 hour time = 11:30 pm
Convert 11:30 PM
When it comes to the 11:30 p.m. time conversion, the minutes (the two digits after the colon) never change.To obtain the 24-hour clock time equivalent of 11:30 PM consider only the number of hours (the two digits before the colon), then apply these rules:
- If the period is “AM” and the number of hours is 12, then 12 changes to 00. Remove “AM”.As the period is not AM, this rule does not apply.
- If the period is “AM” and the number of hours is in the interval [1;11], then the hour remains the same. Remove “AM”.As the period is not AM, this condition does not pertain.
- If the period is “PM” and the number of hours is 12, then 12 remains 12. Remove “PM”.As the number of hours is 11, this case is not relevant.
- If the period is “PM” and the number of hours is in the interval [1;11], then add 12. Remove “PM”.As the period is PM and the number of hours is 11, process only this rule.
FAQs
What is 11:30 PM in 24 hour time?
23:30
Is 11:30 PM morning or evening?
PM stands for “after midday”.
What time is 11:30 PM in military?
2330
If you like to change a time different from 11:30 past midday, make use of our search box or simply overwrite the preset value of our time converter with your particular time in hh:mm am / pm syntax.
What is 11:30 PM in 24 Hour Time?
Reading our post, you know everything about the 11:30 past noon time conversion which we wrap up as follows:If you like to know how to say 11:30 pm and 23:30, visit our article what time is 23:30, and check out the last paragraph.
– Article written by Mark, last updated on February 12th, 2021