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Motor Blog
04 Feb 2026

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Getting your learner’s license in Telangana is easier than you think. You don’t have to wait in long queues or fill out confusing paperwork. With the Digital India initiative, your journey will be smooth and pothole-free.
Whether you dream of weekend rides, daily commutes, or finally taking the wheel with confidence, it all begins with this first step. Telangana’s streamlined online process helps you apply, schedule your test and track your status without hassle.
In this blog, let us walk through how you can get your learner’s license quickly and confidently.
Wondering how to apply for a learning license in Telangana? You can apply from the comfort of your home or visit your local RTO. Let's look at the steps for the same:
Follow these steps to issue your learner’s license online:
Step 1: Visit the Parivahan Sewa website. It is also known as the Ministry of Road and Transport and Highways (MoRTH).
Step 2: From the white Dashboard, select the 3rd option on your left, ‘Online Services’. Then click on ‘Driving License Related Services’.
Step 3: You will see a drop-down box. Select ‘Telangana’ from the list of states.
Step 4: The website will redirect you to the Transport Department, Government of Telangana. Click on ‘Apply for Learner License’.
Step 5: Read the application and click on ‘Continue’. The government urges you to go through the road safety tutorial before the online LL test.
Step 6: You need to choose between the 3 options presented on the website. If applicable, select the category most suitable to you and ‘Submit’.
Step 7: Now you need to provide your mobile number and complete the Captcha. Then click on ‘Generate OTP’.
Step 8: After that, select your RTO and category and submit the form.
Step 9: Then, you need to provide your Aadhaar card number and provide the OTP.
Step 10: Fill out all the necessary details and choose the date and time for the test.
Step 11: Pay the fees and visit the RTO for the test.
If you are unable to navigate through the online process, you can easily obtain a learner’s license in Telangana offline. Follow these steps:
Step 1: Visit the Regional Transport Office in Telangana that is the closest to you.
Step 2: Fill out Form 2 accurately. If you want an LL for a non-transport vehicle, then you also have to fill out Form 1 declaring physical fitness. Moreover, if you are over 40 years of age, then fill out Form 1A.
Step 3: Make sure you submit the application with valid documents and pay the fees.
Step 4: Select a date and time for your learner’s license test and attend the same.
Step 5: Collect your learner’s license immediately after you pass the test.
Now that you know how to get a learner’s license in Telangana, let’s see the documents you have to collect before that.
Learning how to drive is an exciting journey for everyone. While it may bring about a new experience, knowing the legalities behind it is necessary.
Let us look at the eligibility criteria to get a learning license in Telangana:
The LL test is an MCQ-based computer exam, where you have to answer 20 questions in 10 minutes. The test comprises road signs, road rules and general driving-related questions.
If you want to practice for the test, you can visit the Telangana Police website, where a mock test is available.
You need to achieve 60% marks to pass the exam. If you fail, you can wait for 7 days before applying for a new test.
After the LL test, you can get your permit on the same day if you pass. Then, you can start learning how to drive. You can enrol in an academy or have someone with experience teach you.
Once you are confident that you can drive and navigate the roads of Telangana, you can apply for a permanent driving license.
Getting a learner’s licence in Telangana marks the beginning of an exciting driving journey. However, while learning to drive and bonding with your vehicle, risks such as accidents, traffic mishaps, and third-party liabilities can arise anytime. These risks are not limited to old cars; new drivers and new vehicles are equally vulnerable. Having motor insurance from day one safeguards your finances and offers peace of mind as you gain confidence on the road.
For reliable protection and comprehensive coverage, choosing Bajaj General Insurance can help you drive responsibly and worry-free.
Yes, in India, you can give the learner’s license exam from home. All you need to do is log in through the Parivahan Sewa portal and appear for the test. Then, if you pass, you can download the learner’s license.
A learner’s license in Telangana is valid for six months from the date of issue, during which you must practice driving and apply for a permanent driving license.
The passing mark for the LL test in Telangana is 60%.
The learner’s license in Telangana costs ₹150 for issuance and ₹50 for the test. If you are appearing for a retest, an additional ₹50 will be charged.
Yes, you can get a learner’s license at the age of 16 for non-gear vehicles such as a Moped. If you want to learn how to drive a car, then you have to wait till you’re 18.
Under the Motor Vehicles Act of 1988, you cannot drive a bike alone with just a learner's permit. You need to follow the rules and restrictions; otherwise, you can be fined.
No. A learner must be accompanied by a valid permanent driving licence holder seated beside them, and the vehicle must display the red ‘L’ sign clearly.
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