Scanned copy of blood group identification certificateĪttested copy of National Identity Card, Birth Certificate, or Passport
Scanned medical certificate, file size should be no more than 600 KB Medical certificate from a registered doctor Newly taken 03 copies of the stamp and 01 copy of passport size photoĪpplicant’s picture with size: 300 x 300 pixels’ size image, 150 KB only Required documents for a learner’s license:.Minimum qualifications: Applicant must have passed minimum 8th class or must be 18 years old for non-professional driving license and 21 years old for a professional license.When the printing of the smart card driving license is completed, the candidate is informed to receive it through SMS.The smart card is issued by accepting the candidate’s biometrics (digital photo, digital signature, and fingerprint). After passing the written, oral and field test, one has to re-apply for the smart card driving license by submitting the required documents and fees in a prescribed form to the concerned circle office.At this/her time the candidate must bring the required proof, his/her/her learner or apprentice driving license (original copy), and pen to participate in the written test. After 2/3 months of training, he/she has to take part in written, oral and field tests at the prescribed center on the scheduled date and time.The online system will issue his/her learner or apprentice driving license and the candidate will be able to print his/her apprentice driving license from the system immediately. The candidate must first apply online () with the required documents for a learner or apprentice driving license.
The issuance of smart cards remained stalled since September 2019 as the BRTA could not appoint as fresh firm after calling tender twice.įinally, the road transport regulator entered into an agreement with Madras Security Printers on July 29.Īccording to officials, the new firm has been given two months' time to mobilise its work on the resumption of the issuance of smart driving licence cards. The BRTA cancelled the licence cards of Tiger IT after the World Bank had blacklisted the firm in April 2019 on allegations of corrupt practice. It was supposed to issue 300,000 cards each year.Ī huge shortage of cards was visible for a rise in applications after the Road Transport Act took effect from November 01, 2018. It appointed Tiger IT to issue 1.5-million smart cards or personalised dual interface polycarbonate motor driving licence cards as per a contract signed in 2016. The BRTA issued an estimated 600,000 paper licences as the earlier appointed company Tiger IT had failed to perform on the issuance of smart cards in time.
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