Learner Driving Licence – Apply Online for Learner & Driving Lice

Want to hit the road legally? You must start by applying for a Learner Driving Licence. The process is now fully online through the official Parivahan Sewa portal, making it fast and easy to get your Learner or Driving Licence from the comfort of your home.

 

Table of Contents

1. About Learner Licence
2. Eligibility Criteria
3. Documents Required
4. Application Fees
5. Steps to Apply Online
6. How to Apply for Permanent Driving Licence
7. Important Links

About Learner Licence

A Learner Licence is a temporary document issued by the transport authority allowing an individual to practice driving under supervision. It is the first step towards obtaining a Permanent Driving Licence in India.

Eligibility Criteria

• Minimum age for non-gear two-wheelers: 16 years
• Minimum age for gear vehicles (2W/4W): 18 years
• For transport/commercial vehicles: 20 years with 1 year LMV experience
• Basic knowledge of traffic rules is required

Documents Required

• Proof of Age: Birth Certificate, PAN Card, Aadhar, etc.
• Proof of Address: Aadhar, Passport, Voter ID, Utility Bills
• Passport-size Photograph
• Form 1 (Self Declaration for Medical Fitness)

Application Fees

• Learner Licence Application Fee: ₹200
• Driving Licence Test Fee (if applicable): ₹300

Steps to Apply for Learner Licence Online

1. Visit the official website: sarathi.parivahan.gov.in
2. Select your state
3. Click on “Apply for Learner Licence”
4. Fill the application form with personal and vehicle details
5. Upload documents and photo/signature
6. Book a slot for the learner licence test
7. Pay the application fee online
8. Appear for the online test at the RTO or from home (if supported)
9. Download the Learner Licence if passed

How to Apply for Permanent Driving Licence ?

After 30 days and within 6 months of getting the Learner Licence, you can apply for a Permanent Driving Licence:

1. Visit sarathi.parivahan.gov.in
2. Click on “Apply for Driving Licence”
3. Enter Learner Licence details
4. Book your driving test slot
5. Pay the fee
6. Appear for the driving test at the RTO
7. Get your DL at home or collect from RTO

Important Links

• Apply Online – Learner/Driving Licence
• Ministry of Road Transport & Highways (MoRTH)
• Find Your RTO

Conclusion

Getting your Learner Licence is now just a few clicks away. Whether you're a first-time rider or upgrading your skills, make sure to apply legally and confidently through the official Parivahan portal. Start your journey today!