How to Get a Learning Licence in Chhattisgarh: All You Need to Know

Learner's Licence in Chhattisgarh: Eligibility Criteria

The requirements for eligibility for a Learning Licence in Chhattisgarh depend on the class of vehicle for which the applicant wants to learn to drive.

• Individuals aged 16 and above are eligible to ride non-geared two-wheelers (up to 50cc engine capacity). Parental or guardian consent is required, along with valid proof of age and address.
   
• If the applicant wishes to acquire knowledge for driving geared motorcycles or light motor vehicles like cars, they should be 18 years old or older.
   
• Applicants should also be physically and mentally capable of driving and should have a minimum knowledge of road safety regulations.
   
• For transport or commercial vehicles, a minimum age of 20 years is required, and the applicant should also have a valid light motor vehicle driving licence for a period not less than one year before applying for a transport learning licence.
   
• It also matters that candidates are Chhattisgarh residents since the application has to be done at the RTO for the area where the candidate is a resident.

Types of Learner's Licence (LL)

The Learner's Licence is divided into classes depending on the vehicle that the candidate wants to drive. The most popular classes are:

• Motorcycle without gear (MCWOG) – For mopeds and scooters
   
• Motorcycle with gear (MCWG) – For motorcycles and geared two-wheelers
   
• Light Motor Vehicle (LMV) – For small cars, jeeps, and small cars
   
• Transport/Commercial Vehicles – For heavy goods and passenger-carrying transport vehicles

The candidates have to choose the proper category, according to their purpose of vehicle usage.

How to Apply For a Learner's Licence in Chhattisgarh

The Chhattisgarh Transport Department is offering offline as well as online processes to apply for a Learner's Licence so that individuals are able to use the procedure that is convenient for them.

Online Method to Apply for Learner's Licence in Chhattisgarh

The following are the procedures necessary for the online application process.

• Go to the official Parivahan Sewa portal: https://parivahan.gov.in.

• Click on "Driving Licence Services" and choose Chhattisgarh as your state.

• Click on "Apply for Learner Licence" and enter the required details in Form 2.

• Upload scanned copies of the required documents and photographs.
   
• Book an appointment for the Learner's Licence test at the local RTO.
   
• Pay the mandated application fee through the online payment gateway.
   
• Take the learner's test online on the date and time scheduled.

If the test is cleared, the Learning Licence will either be sent as a soft copy (downloadable) or a printed card to the applicant.

Offline Method to Apply for Learner's Licence in Chhattisgarh

The people who like a traditional procedure can visit their regional Transport Office. The procedure is:

• Visit the nearest RTO and get Form 2 (learner's licence application form).
   
• To fill in the properly filled form with supporting documents like age proof, address proof, and identity proof.
   
• Pay the application fee at the RTO cash counter.
   
• Arrange a test time or give the test on the same day, as per circumstances.
   
• Give the test and obtain the Learner's Licence on passing.

This method provides personalised assistance and is used most by first-time adopters of web applications.

Documents Required for LL in Chhattisgarh

The following documents are required to be furnished at the time of submission:

• Age document (birth certificate, passport, school leaving certificate, Aadhaar card)
   
• Address document (electricity bill, voter ID, Aadhaar card, rent agreement)
   
• Passport-size photographs
   
• Filled application form (Form 2)
   
• Relevant fees

Original documents shall be prepared during verification, and self-attested copies.

Learner's Licence Fees in Chhattisgarh

The Chhattisgarh Learner's Licence fee is not high and is regulated by the state transport department. As per prevailing guidelines:

• Learner's Licence application fee: ₹150 per class
   
• Computer test or oral test fee: ₹50

The cost can be slightly more or less based on vehicle class choices and additional services.

What to Expect in the LL Test in Chhattisgarh

The test for the Learner's Licence assesses the applicant's knowledge of road safety, traffic signs, road rules, and traffic regulations. The trend is largely computer-based and objective, with questions consisting of multiple choices.

Some of the key points:

• The test is done in Hindi or English.
   
• The questions are selected from a shared pool, depending on the learner's handbook.
   
• Marks required to pass must be obtained to be eligible for the release of LL.
   
• Applicants are requested to read the official driving manual and complete the practice tests available online.

How to Check Your Learner's Licence Application Status in Chhattisgarh?

Status can be seen once applied online:

• Visit https://parivahan.gov.in.
   
• Select 'Driving Licence Related Services' and click on Chhattisgarh.
   
• Click 'Application Status' and enter your application number and date of birth.
   
• Submit and verify current status.
   
• This centre enables applicants to monitor approvals, appointments, or corrections as needed.

Validity of a Learner's Licence

The Chhattisgarh Learner's Licence remains valid for six months from the date of issue. In this duration:

• The applicant must drive under the supervision of a valid, permanent driving licence holder.
   
• The letter 'L' must be displayed on the front and rear sides of the vehicle while driving.
   
• A student can obtain a permanent driving license after 30 days of the LL's issuance.
   
• Compliance with the terms of the license is necessary to avoid incurring any penalties.

How to Renew LL in Chhattisgarh?

If the learner's license has expired but the candidate has not taken the driving test, or for a permanent license, it can be renewed. Here’s how:

• Go to the RTO or Parivahan portal.
   
• Submit the reissue application along with the original license, ID proof, and payment of charges.
   
• Renewal can include a retake of the learner's test, depending on the case and RTO rules.
   
• Submit a permanent licence application within the current validity period to avoid delays.

After the Test: What's Next?

Upon passing the Learner's Licence test, the licence is issued online or on paper. The last step is to prepare for the permanent driving test.

• Practice continuously with a professional driver.
   
• Get accustomed to vehicle handling, traffic signs, and road rules.
   
• Apply for a permanent driving licence from a Permanent Driving Licence office after 30 days from the date of issue of the LL (but within six months).

Candidates need to appear for a driving test of proficiency at the RTO to obtain a permanent licence.

Common Hiccups and How to Handle Them?

Candidates typically face the following issues while appearing for LL:

• Rejection of application due to improper documents: Always review the form carefully and ensure that all required documents are attached.
   
• Technical issues while registering online: It is better to try again later or opt for an offline option.
   
• Failed the test of the learner: Contestants can return after a period, usually after seven days.
   
• Mismatch of personal information: Ensure uniformity in all documents and retain the original documents for verification.
   
• Visiting facilitation centres or RTO authorities will also become easier.

Frequently Asked Questions

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