Minimum Requirements for Registration and Retention of Driving Licence Test in India

You need to fulfil the minimum requirements for tests to procure your driving license and enjoy the Indian roads. Whether it is a two-wheeler or a four-wheeler, taking a driving license test is essential in both scenarios.
You should know that the driving license test includes theory and practical assessment. We have lots to share about the minimum requirements for the DL test. So, shall we get started?
Process for Driving License Test
You can read the complete process for procuring the driving license test below:
- Procure the application form CMV 4 from the inquiry counter. Alternatively, you can also download the form online from the dedicated portal. If you obtain the application form from the counter, you'll also need to submit three passport-size photographs.
- In the next step, you have to furnish all the required documents. Additionally, you also need to show your learner's license.
- If you are appearing for a driving license test for a transport vehicle, you need to submit CMV 5 form issued by your motor training school.
- You need to head to the RTO for the DL test and pay Rs 40. The RTO also charges Rs 300 for taking the DL practical test.
- Finally, you can take your driving license test on the scheduled date and time. After clearing this test and fee payment, the RTO will deliver the DL to your doorstep in a few days.

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LMV Test Sequence
The LMV test sequence tests different motorcar skills. Here are the minimum requirements to clear your driving license test in India:
- The person should be able to drive forward on an “8” shaped route.
- The person should be able to drive backwards on an "S" shaped course.
- The person should have the proficiency to parallel park.
- Lastly, the person should understand driving forward on the road with an upward gradient.

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Minimum Document Requirements for Driving License Test in India
If you wish to take the driving license test in India, you must clear a handful of paperwork. Below, we have mentioned all the documents that are required for registration and retention of driving license test in India:
- If you're applying for a learner's license, you'll need six passport-sized photographs. In the case of a driver's license, one passport-sized picture will do the job.
- You'll also need to fill up the application form and submit it.
- The process also demands a government certified doctor to sign your medical certificate. This certificate is mandatory for all applicants over 40 years.
- Applicants also need to attach an address proof with the form.
- Finally, you have to proceed with the application fee for registration of the driving license test.

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So, that was it about the requirements for driving license tests in India. We hope that we have cleared all your doubts!
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