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Learner's Licence

A temporary licence that lets you practise driving on public roads with a licensed driver beside you. You need it before you can apply for a permanent driving licence.

Official fees

ServiceFee
Learner's licence, per class of vehicle₹150
Learner's licence test or retest₹50

Checked 27 Sep 2026

Documents to keep ready

Tick what you already have. The shared list shows each one as ready or pending.

How to apply

  1. Open sarathi.parivahan.gov.in and choose your state
  2. Select Apply for Learner Licence and fill the form (Aadhaar lets you use the faceless option in most states)
  3. Upload documents, photo and signature
  4. Pay the fee online
  5. Watch the road safety tutorial if asked, then take the online test at home or book a test slot at the RTO
  6. Pass the test (usually 60% correct) and download your learner's licence

By state

This fee is set by each state, so it differs. Each row shows whether we matched it to the official government site.

StateFeeTimeWhere to apply
Delhi₹500 for one class (₹950 for two, ₹1,400 for three)Checked on official site SourceSame day after passing testtransport.delhi.gov.inIncludes the ₹300 driving test fee paid upfront; retest ₹50
Maharashtra₹201 (₹151 per class + ₹50 test)Checked on official site SourceSame day after passing testsarathi.parivahan.gov.inOnline test from home allowed with Aadhaar
West Bengal₹200 (₹150 + ₹50 test)To confirm SourceSame day after passing testsarathi.parivahan.gov.inState site did not load; any service charge shows on Sarathi at payment
Tamil Nadu₹230 for one class (₹380 for two)To confirm SourceSame day after passing testsarathi.parivahan.gov.inIncludes state service charge
Karnataka₹200 (₹150 + ₹50 test)To confirm SourceSame day after passing testsarathi.parivahan.gov.inKarnataka may add road safety cess; final total shows on Sarathi
Telangana₹300 (₹150 + ₹50 test + ₹100 service charge)Checked on official site SourceSame day after passing testtransport.telangana.gov.inTest slot booked on the Telangana transport portal
Gujarat₹200 (₹150 + ₹50 test)To confirm SourceSame day after passing testsarathi.parivahan.gov.inState site did not load; check final amount on Sarathi
Uttar Pradesh₹200 (₹150 per class + ₹50 test)To confirm SourceSame day after passing testsarathi.parivahan.gov.inUP transport site blocked our checker; any service charge shows on Sarathi at payment
Bihar₹200 (₹150 per class + ₹50 test)To confirm SourceSame day after passing testsarathi.parivahan.gov.inCentral fees; Bihar transport site has no fee page, check Sarathi for service charge
Rajasthan₹200 (₹150 per class + ₹50 test)Checked on official site SourceSame day after passing testsarathi.parivahan.gov.in₹150 for each extra class; retest ₹50
Madhya Pradesh₹274 for one class (₹424 for two, ₹574 for three)To confirm SourceSame day after passing testsarathi.parivahan.gov.inIncludes ₹74 web portal charge; MP transport page did not load for us
Haryana₹200 (₹150 per class + ₹50 test)Checked on official site SourceSame day after passing testsarathi.parivahan.gov.in₹150 for each extra class; retest ₹50
Good to know
  • States may add service or smart card charges, so the total you pay can be higher than the central fee. Delhi, for example, shows ₹500 for one class.
  • Minimum age: 16 for gearless two wheelers up to 50cc (with parent consent), 18 for other private vehicles, 20 for transport vehicles.
  • Use only sarathi.parivahan.gov.in or your state transport site. Ignore agents who promise a pass without a test.

Common questions

Can I give the learner's licence test from home?
Yes, in most states. If you apply with Aadhaar, you can take the online test at home through the Sarathi portal.
When can I apply for a permanent licence?
After holding the learner's licence for at least 30 days, and before it expires at 6 months.
What if my learner's licence expires?
You must apply for a fresh learner's licence and take the test again.

Aksar pooche jaane wale sawaal

Yahi jaankari, Hinglish mein.

Learning licence kaise banaye?
sarathi.parivahan.gov.in par apply karein. Steps: Open sarathi.parivahan.gov.in and choose your state; Select Apply for Learner Licence and fill the form (Aadhaar lets you use the faceless option in most states); Upload documents, photo and signature; Pay the fee online.
Learning licence banane mein kitna fees lagta hai?
Learning licence ki fees har state mein alag hai. Upar 'Your state' mein apna state chunein. Kuch states: Delhi: ₹500 for one class (₹950 for two, ₹1,400 for three); Uttar Pradesh: ₹200 (₹150 per class + ₹50 test); Bihar: ₹200 (₹150 per class + ₹50 test); Rajasthan: ₹200 (₹150 per class + ₹50 test); Madhya Pradesh: ₹274 for one class (₹424 for two, ₹574 for three); Haryana: ₹200 (₹150 per class + ₹50 test).
Learning licence ke liye kaun se documents chahiye?
Yeh documents taiyaar rakhein: Proof of age, e.g. Aadhaar, birth certificate, passport, Class 10 certificate; Proof of address, e.g. Aadhaar, voter ID, passport, utility bill; Recent passport size photo and signature; Form 1 self declaration of physical fitness; Form 1A medical certificate if you are 40 or older, or for a transport vehicle.
Learning licence kitne din mein milta hai?
Aam taur par: Same day if you pass the online or RTO test.