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Kerala Motor Vehicles Department to introduce revised pattern for online Learner's Licence test from October 1

The change will come into effect through the MVD LEADS mobile app, which also offers learning support for candidates.

Express News Service

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Motor Vehicles Department (MVD) will introduce a revised pattern for the online Learner's Licence test from October 1. The change will come into effect through the MVD LEADS mobile app, which also offers learning support for candidates.

Currently, the online test has 20 multiple-choice questions.

Candidates must answer at least 12 questions correctly within 15 seconds per question to pass. Under the new pattern, the test will have 30 questions, with 30 seconds allowed for each. A minimum of 18 correct answers is required to qualify, keeping the pass mark at 60%.

The syllabus and practice questions are available on the MVD LEADS app, which also includes mock tests to help candidates prepare.

MVD also plans to issue Road Safety Certificates to users who pass various levels in the app’s mock tests. This certificate will exempt candidates from attending the mandatory pre-learners road safety class during the 30-day learners period before the track and road tests.

The app also allows students to claim concession fares in both KSRTC and private buses. By displaying a QR code through the app, students can get their travel verified by the conductor.

MVD will also require all driving school instructors to pass the app-based test and obtain a certificate to continue holding their instructor licence. Similarly, all MVD staff must pass the road safety exam.

Their performance will be reflected in their annual performance report and service benefits.

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