LLR

LLR - Learner's License Rule

Hi ...
      In the Holi Holidays, I took my learner's license for 2 wheeler with gear at RTO, Ongole . Eventhough it's late ... It's never too late. I am here to just mention about the correct procedure involved in getting the LLR.


You need to take the following forms at RTO to apply for the License:

1. Form 1
2. Form 1A
3. Form 2

Along with the forms, you need the following proofs:


1)  Age proof evidence ( any one )

• School Certificate (Original & Xerox)
• LIC Policy (or) Passport(Original & Xerox)

2)  Address evidence ( any one )

• Ration Card (Original & Xerox)
• LIC Policy (or) Passport (or) RC Book (Original & Xerox
• Voter ID Card (Original & Xerox)
• Passport (Original & Xerox)
• Govt. Bank Passbook (Original & Xerox)
• Residence Certificate (Original & Xerox)

If you have all the necessary documents, go to eSeva counter and pay chalana for Rs. 60 (2 wheeler with gear). At the counter, they provide you with a slot (Date - Time) for an online exam. When I was paying the fees, I don't know about the online test. They said that it was a test. I guessed it as a fitness test or a medical test.

Then take the forms at RTO (Road Transport Office) ...Fill them...Get Original and Xerox of the Age and Address Evidences. Go to the office. There, an officer approves the documents by checking the originals.

The problem at that time was that I had only xerox of the 10th class certificate and the original was in the college hostel. Therefore, the officer didn't accept my application. But I tried to convince him. I had my JEE and AIEEE hall-tickets and result cards with me. They have DoB (Date of Birth) mentioned on them. What the officer need is an Age proof ...so  I mentioned about them to the officer. He said it's ok with them. Immediately I took the xerox of them. Then he approved my application. 

After that... I approached the RTO on the day of my test with the approved application. When I inquired about the test...I came to know that it is a online test with objective type questions. But what is the syllabus here...?????

In front of the RTO ... there are many xerox shops. They sell some notes for the online test. It's worth Rs.6. Just half an hour before the test...I started reading the notes...It contains typical questions regarding the awareness of traffic rules, regulations and signals. 

To write the exam ... you should submit the  approved application in the RTO ... Then your photo through a digital camera and your signature is taken into the computer. Go to the examination room and wait for your turn...

Examination pattern:

Time:10 min

Total no. of Questions:20 Objective-type Questions

Min. Cut-off:16/20

My score is 18. But don't underestimate the test. If you don't prepare for it...the odds against getting qualified are ten to one. If you get disqualified in the test, you have to re-apply. So I have my learner's license now... This is valid for 6 months. After 1 month, I can take my test for the permanent driving license.