Driving Licence Likhit Exam Practice
Practice for Nepal's driving licence Likhit (written) exam with a free, randomized 20-question mock test covering the same topics DoTM's real exam does -- traffic signs, rules, and road safety. Each attempt pulls 20 random questions from the practice bank, and you'll see your score plus the correct answer and a short explanation for every question at the end.
This is an independent practice tool covering the same subject areas as the real exam, in English -- it is not administered by, or affiliated with, the Department of Transport Management (DoTM).
Likhit (Written) Exam Practice
A 20-question randomized mock test covering the same topics as DoTM's driving licence written exam.
Each attempt draws 20 random questions from our practice bank. You will see your score and the correct answer, with a short explanation, for every question at the end.
These are original practice questions written to mirror DoTM's Likhit exam topics -- they are not a copy of the official question bank. Use this for practice, not as a guarantee of what will appear on the real exam.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find driving licence Likhit exam practice questions?
Start the practice test above -- each attempt draws 20 random questions from our bank covering traffic signs, rules, and road safety, the same topics DoTM's written exam covers.
Is there a downloadable PDF of Likhit exam questions?
No -- this is an interactive practice test, not a PDF download. You get your score and a full explanation for every question right after each attempt.
Does this check my real Likhit exam result?
No -- this only scores your practice attempts here. Your actual exam result comes from DoTM's own system.
What is the pass mark for the Likhit exam?
We don't have a verified, current figure for this -- check DoTM's official notice or your local Transport Management Office for the exact current pass mark.
Are these questions specific to bike or four-wheeler licences?
The practice bank covers general written-test topics (traffic signs, rules, road safety) shared across licence categories, rather than being split by vehicle type.
Is this practice test in Nepali or English?
English.