Learner's licence test

Practise for your learner's test

Questions, road signs and a mock exam in your state and language, so you walk into the RTO ready.

  • Free, no sign-up
  • Many states and languages
  • Your answers are not stored
What to expect

What the learner's test covers

The test checks that you know the rules of the road and the meaning of road signs.

Road signs

Mandatory, cautionary and informatory signs, with what each one asks you to do.

Safety rules

Helmets, seat belts, speed, overtaking and what to do around pedestrians and crossings.

Licence and papers

Which documents you carry, what a learner's licence allows and the penalties for breaking rules.

Everyday driving

Parking, signalling, one-way streets and how to handle junctions.

How to use this

A simple way to prepare

  1. 1

    Pick your state and language

    Questions follow your state's test. Choose the language you will sit the test in.

  2. 2

    Read the basics

    Go through the questions and answers once, so the rules and signs are familiar.

  3. 3

    Practise with feedback

    Answer one question at a time and see straight away whether you were right.

  4. 4

    Try the mock exam

    Answer the whole set first, then see your score and the answers you missed.

FAQ

Questions about the learner's test

Short answers about this practice tool and the real test.

01Is this the official learner's licence test?

No. This is a practice tool. It is not a government portal and does not issue a licence. The real test is held by your regional transport office or booked on Sarathi Parivahan.

02Are the questions the same as in my state's test?

Questions follow the state and language you choose, but the real test can differ. Treat this as practice and read the official handbook for your state too.

03What is the difference between Practice and Mock exam?

Practice shows whether each answer is right as soon as you pick it. Mock exam holds the answers back until you finish, like a real test.

04Do I have to create an account?

No. You can practise without signing up, and your answers are not saved on this site.

05Can I practise in Hindi or another language?

Yes, where your state offers it. Use the Language box above the practice area.

06What comes after the learner's licence?

After practice with a learner's licence, you book the driving test for a permanent licence. See the guide to applying for a driving licence.

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