Driving license written exam preparation
The Written Exam for a driving license is an essential part of the application process. It tests your knowledge of road signs, traffic rules, and safe driving practices. The exam is typically held the day after payment, but be sure to check the official DOTM notices for updates. To succeed, focus on preparation through study materials and practice tests. This section provides guidelines and tips to help you pass the exam with confidence.
Let’s Get Started with the Required Documents!
Before visiting the driving exam center, ensure you have all the required documents, which typically include:
- Citizenship Certificate (Original)
- Admit Card & Payment Voucher (If you're unsure about the required documents, please refer to this page .)
Make sure to bring a black pen with you for the written exam.
Understand Exam Rules!
Upon entering the exam hall, your examiner will assign you a seat and provide you with a set of objective questions. Each set of questions is different, so avoid copying from others. The examiner will explain the exam rules and guide you before the timer starts. Additionally, the examiner will announce you about your trial date.
Understand Exam Marks and Questions!
The number of questions and pass marks differ for two-wheelers and four-wheelers. More details are provided below:
| Two Wheeler | Four Wheeler | |
|---|---|---|
| Exam Duration | 30m | 30m |
| Questions | 20 | 25 |
| Mark per question | 5 | 4 |
| Pass Mark | 80 | 60 |
To prepare for the written exam, you can practice our question set or take a mock test before your exam date.
The written exam results are usually published in the evening on the same day. You can check the official DOTM website or the Facebook page operated by the office for result.