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Driving Licence Practice Test Questions and Answers

 

Before you take the learner's licence test, here are some common facts you should know about the test. Check them out below.

Common Questions

Answers

How many learning licence test questions are there?

There are a total of 15 Multiple-Choice-Questions (MCQ) questions.

What are the language options for the driving exam questions?

One can take the test in English, Hindi, and any of the regional languages.

How many correct answers are required for passing the exam?

One has to score 60% on the test. That means 9 out of the 15 questions have to be correct.

What is the time given for the driver's licence online test?

There are 30 seconds given per answer and a total of 15 questions. So, the total duration is 480 seconds or 8 minutes.

How many attempts for the driving licence test?

In case you fail the test, you will need to appear again for it after 7 days.

List of Questions for Learning Licence Test

Rules and Guidelines for Attempting Driving Licence Test

FAQ's about Driving Licence Test Questions

Do I have to appear for a driving test to get a learner's licence?

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No, you have only to give a written test and not a driving test to get a learner's licence. Once you get the learner's licence, you can opt for a permanent driving licence.

No, you have only to give a written test and not a driving test to get a learner's licence. Once you get the learner's licence, you can opt for a permanent driving licence.

Is there any written test to get the final driver licence?

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No, you only need to appear for a driving test in the final stage to get your permanent driver’s licence.

No, you only need to appear for a driving test in the final stage to get your permanent driver’s licence.

How many attempts are given to an individual for a driving test in India?

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Three attempts are allowed for individuals to take the driving test in India.

Three attempts are allowed for individuals to take the driving test in India.

What does LLR mean?

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The LLR stands for Learner’s License Registration.

The LLR stands for Learner’s License Registration.

What to do if you fail in the DL test?

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If you fail the DL test, you should collect the application and documents and exit the premises. You can apply for a retest after 7 days.

If you fail the DL test, you should collect the application and documents and exit the premises. You can apply for a retest after 7 days.

Can I drive just after passing the test?

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Yes. Once you have passed the test, the examiner will give you a pass certificate. You can drive with this certificate even if you have not received the license.

Yes. Once you have passed the test, the examiner will give you a pass certificate. You can drive with this certificate even if you have not received the license.

Is it advisable to overtake the vehicle in your front?

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Yes. You can overtake the vehicle in front on the right side if the vehicle has not signalled for a right turn and if you have a clear view of the road.

Yes. You can overtake the vehicle in front on the right side if the vehicle has not signalled for a right turn and if you have a clear view of the road.

What do you mean by a blind spot for drivers?

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The blind spot refers to an area around the vehicle that cannot be directly visualised by the driver while at the controls under normal circumstances.

The blind spot refers to an area around the vehicle that cannot be directly visualised by the driver while at the controls under normal circumstances.

Who can put the L sign on their cars?

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The L sign should be displayed on the front and rear by drivers with only an LLR.

The L sign should be displayed on the front and rear by drivers with only an LLR.

What is the maximum age limit for the DL in India?

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There is no upper age limit for DL. However, if you reach the age of 70, you might have to appear for a retest to renew your license.

There is no upper age limit for DL. However, if you reach the age of 70, you might have to appear for a retest to renew your license.

What is meant by driving blind?

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Drivers who drive at night have a higher chance of being involved in accidents than those who drive in the daytime. This is known as driving blind.

Drivers who drive at night have a higher chance of being involved in accidents than those who drive in the daytime. This is known as driving blind.

What is meant by NT and T in the DL?

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NT refers to Non-Transport, which is for private vehicles, and T stands for transport used by commercial vehicles.

NT refers to Non-Transport, which is for private vehicles, and T stands for transport used by commercial vehicles.

What is the yellow number plate used for?

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The yellow number plate is used for transport vehicles like buses, rickshaws, trucks, and taxis.

The yellow number plate is used for transport vehicles like buses, rickshaws, trucks, and taxis.

What does the BH number plate stand for?

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The recent BH number plate stands for Bharat, which only applies to non-transport vehicles. If you own a Bharat series number plate, you won’t have to undergo re-registration when shifting to a new state.

The recent BH number plate stands for Bharat, which only applies to non-transport vehicles. If you own a Bharat series number plate, you won’t have to undergo re-registration when shifting to a new state.