Prepare for your RTO learner's licence test with real exam-style questions, free. Choose Practice Mode to see the answer and explanation after every question, take a timed 30-minute Mock Test that is scored like the real exam, or run a 10-question Quick Quiz when you have five minutes.
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The learner's licence (LL) test at the RTO is a computer-based objective test on traffic rules, signs and road behaviour. This page gives you three modes to prepare, matched to how much time you have:
You can navigate back and forth between questions, restart any time, and retake tests as often as you like — repetition is what makes the signs and rules stick.
Questions span the areas the RTO test draws from: traffic signs, speed limits, overtaking rules, road markings, emergency procedures, documents and penalties, pedestrian rules and lane rules. Traffic signs are the most heavily tested area in most states — mandatory, cautionary and informatory signs — so give them extra passes in Practice Mode. Practice is available with an interface language selector covering English, Hindi and major regional languages.
You apply for a learner's licence online via parivahan.gov.in or at your RTO, then take the objective test. Question counts, time limits and pass marks vary by state, which is why practising a broad bank matters more than memorising one fixed paper. After holding the learner's licence for the mandated period, you take the practical driving test for the permanent licence. Find your test centre's address and timings in the RTO office directory, and read the full process — documents, fees and steps — in the driving licence guide for India.
The rules you learn here are not just exam material — they are what keeps your record clean. Brush up on current violations and penalties on the traffic rules and fines list, and when renewal time eventually comes, the DL renewal guide walks through the online process. GaadiInfo is an independent practice platform and not affiliated with any RTO; the official test is conducted by your state transport department.
Yes. Practice Mode, the 30-minute Mock Test and the Quick Quiz are all free on GaadiInfo, and you can retake them as many times as you like.
Practice Mode reveals the correct answer after each question so you learn as you go. The Mock Test simulates exam conditions — the full question set under a 30-minute timer, scored only at the end, with 60% marked as a pass.
Traffic signs, speed limits, overtaking rules, road markings, emergency procedures, documents and penalties, pedestrian rules and lane rules — the areas RTO learner's licence tests draw from. Traffic signs are typically the most heavily tested.
No. Question counts, time limits and pass marks vary by state, though the syllabus — rules, signs and safe driving — is broadly common. Practising a wide question bank prepares you regardless of your state's exact format.
Apply online through parivahan.gov.in or at your RTO, upload documents, pay the fee and book a slot. Requirements and fees vary by state; you can find your RTO's address and timings in GaadiInfo's RTO office directory.