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Nepal Driving License Likhit Mock Test

नेपाल ड्राइभिङ लाइसेन्स लिखित मक टेस्ट

Practise 25-question likhit mock tests with a 30-minute timer, instant scoring and answer review.

Take a free Nepal driving licence likhit mock test. The paper has 25 questions, a 30-minute timer and a 60% pass mark, with instant scoring and explanations.

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Nepal likhit mock test / नेपालको लिखित अभ्यास परीक्षा25 questions · 30 minutes२५ प्रश्न · ३० मिनेट
उत्तीर्ण हुन: १५ सही (६०%)। गलत उत्तरमा अंक काटिँदैन।

Questions are shown in English and Nepali. You can change answers before submitting, and you will see explanations after the test.
सबै प्रश्न अङ्ग्रेजी र नेपाली दुवै भाषामा छन्। बुझ्न सजिलो भाषामा उत्तर दिनुहोस्; बुझाउनुअघि उत्तर परिवर्तन गर्न सक्नुहुन्छ।

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About the Nepal driving licence likhit mock test

Nepal's driving licence process starts with a written test known as the likhit, followed by a practical trial. The written paper is multiple choice and is drawn from the Department of Transport Management's question bank. This practice test uses 25 questions, a 30-minute timer and the same 60% pass threshold used by transport offices: at least 15 correct answers out of 25, with no negative marking.

What the mock test covers

Every paper is balanced across five topics: driving rules, licence and law, basic vehicle care, safety and emergencies, and road signs and signals. Questions are shuffled each time, so repeated attempts do not follow the same order. After submitting, you get a score, a section-by-section breakdown and an explanation for every answer.

How the real likhit works

The transport office gives you a computer-based or printed MCQ paper. You need at least 15 correct answers to qualify for the trial. There is no negative marking, so it is better to answer every question than to leave blanks. Carry your application receipt, citizenship or ID and the required photographs on the test day.

After the written test

The trial checks control of the vehicle. Expect forward and reverse driving, a U-turn, traffic-light response, speed-breaker crossing, a ramp start, a downhill section and an L-shaped reverse park. Practise with the same vehicle class you applied for, and follow the instructor's directions even if you make a mistake.

Tips for passing

Read each question carefully, watch for words like "always" and "never", and use common sense about safety. In Nepal, keep left, overtake from the right, give way at crossings and never drive after drinking. Revise the signs section thoroughly because it is the largest block in this mock paper.

Frequently asked questions

How many questions are in the Nepal driving licence likhit?
Transport offices commonly use a 25-question multiple-choice paper. The official question bank is much larger, so the exact questions vary between candidates and offices. This mock test also uses 25 questions so the pacing feels realistic.
What is the pass mark for the likhit exam?
You need at least 15 correct answers out of 25, which is 60%. There is no negative marking, so answer every question even if you are unsure.
How long does the written test take?
The mock test gives you 30 minutes, which is a comfortable pace for 25 questions. The actual time allowed is set by the transport office, so follow the instructions on your admit card or receipt.
Is there negative marking in the Nepal likhit?
No. The written test does not deduct marks for wrong answers. Guess rather than leaving a blank if you do not know the answer.
What happens after I pass the written test?
You become eligible for the practical trial. The trial tests vehicle control, including reversing, a U-turn, a ramp start and responding to traffic signals. You must pass both stages before the licence is issued.
Can I use this mock test for a motorcycle and a car licence?
The road-rule, law, safety and sign questions apply to both. Vehicle-care questions are general. Practise the trial separately with the class of vehicle you applied for.

Sources & further reading

  1. Department of Transport Management, Nepaldotm.gov.np
  2. Motor Vehicles Act 2049 and Motor Vehicles Rules 2054lawcommission.gov.np
  3. Nepal Police - traffic safety guidancenepalpolice.gov.np