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Much Simpler & Faster Online Process (Updated February 2017)My experience was with KR puram RTO without using any broker or agent. Now that the process is centralized, I believe this procedure can be applied across all RTOs.Step I: Online Application (20 mins)The home page for license application is https://parivahan.gov.in/sarathiservice/sarathiHomePublic.do. This is a user friendly website and has all necessary links for the required steps as given below.1.LL Application:Clicking on “Apply online – New Learner’s license” should take you to New LL Stage Details. Select new driving learning license and fill the form in the next page. (If you need license for car & 2 wheeler, you need to select both LMV and MCWG in the “Class of vehicles”) Make sure all personal details match with the document proofs.Once the form is submitted, you will get an acknowledgement and receive a sms on your mobile with the application number. You can take a print out of the completed form (Captioned as Form 2).Paste your photograph and fill in any missing details including CMV Form 1 and sign where required. You need to scan or take a picture of filled-in CMV Form 1 (along with annexures, if applicable) for uploading later.Tip : If you are 40 years or older (and / or) require a commercial yellow board license, then you may need to undergo a medical test and submit a fitness certificate as a part of Form 1 above. (Depending upon your RTO, you can also get a medical certificate near RTO office for about Rs 50 to 100)2. Uploading documents:The next page will have options to upload the required documents. Online form dropdown menu in that page shall give you the list of eligible documents. You basically need to upload scanned copies of three types documents (in pdf or jpeg format and size less than 1 MB).(i) Age Proof – Common documents include any one of PAN Card, Passport, School Certificate or Birth Certificate(ii) Address Proof – Common documents include any one of Passport, Voter id card, Electricity Bill, BSNL/MTNL Bill, Rental agreement. If you are staying at a temporary address, please upload the rental agreement with your name on it and the latest electricity bill with the name of the owner (merged into a single pdf document). You won’t get an option to upload your permanent address proof and it is recommended that you carry it while you visit the RTO.(iii) Form 1 (self-declaration) – This is the scanned copy of the CMV Form 1 as mentioned above.Tip : You can get the entire list of documents or procedure by visiting the official link https://sarathi.nic.in:8443/nrportal/sarathi/HowTo/howtoLL.pdf.3.Uploading photo & signatureYou need to upload your latest passport size photo and signature. The tricky thing is both of these should be less than 20 kb each. Use websites like Resize Images online or Smallpdf.com - A Free Solution to all your PDF Problems to reduce the size and they should be good to go.4. Booking LL Slot:The next step is to book a slot to visit your chosen RO. As many mentioned here, chose weekdays if possible and preferably the earliest slot in the morning.5. Fee paymentThis is an option for online payment but this may not work depending upon the RTO chosen. If your RTO does not have this option, the website shall give you a message to visit the RTO to make the payment.This marks the end of your online application process. If you wish to view or modify the details of application or appointment time later, you can do so by selecting the required option in the home page https://parivahan.gov.in/sarathiservice/sarathiHomePublic.do and entering your application number and date of birthOnce you are satisfied with the application, you should take printouts of the acknowledgement form, appointment receipt and application form (as already done in Step 1)Step II: Preparation for the LL Test (20 mins)You have to prepare for an online test (at RTO) to test your knowledge on signs and driving rules. Preparation is a short but very important process and if not done properly, you may have to visit the RTO one or more time again. You can refer the following sectionsTypes of traffic signshttp://transport.karnataka.gov.in/index.php/information/details/mandatory_signshttp://transport.karnataka.gov.in/index.php/information/details/coutionary_signshttp://transport.karnataka.gov.in/index.php/information/details/informatory_signTraffic questions Q&A bank is available here http://licencetest.in/question-bank/category/en/Step III: Visit the RTO (20-30 mins)It is preferred that you visit the RTO on the allotted date and time, but generally you can visit any time after you complete your application process in Step 1 (RTO systems have improved so you need not wait for 4 hours as many have mentioned)Things to carry(i) Original Age Proof(ii) Original Address Proof(iii) Printout of Application form (Photo pasted and signed)(iv) Printouts of acknowledgement form and appointment receiptIn most cases documents (i) and (ii) are enough and is only to be shown. Since they have all the details online, your application number is enough to fetch them the details of your application. RTO officials won’t ask you for (iii) and (iv) above, but it is good to carry them just in case.At this stage, your photograph or copies of documents are not required to be taken either (no need for a brown paper folder). You can carry them if you want to be super prepared (But nobody would ask you)Fee PaymentYou need to visit the cash counter to pay the fee for your application first. (In case of KR Puram RTO, this is Counter 3 located on the left corner as soon you enter the ground floor).There should be a separate counter for LL fees payment. Mention your application number (from the sms message) or show the application form if you have taken the printout.Fee may vary depending upon the vehicle you have chosen. For ex. If you need both LMV and MCWG, then you may be asked to pay Rs 350 and they will give you a system generated receipt for this amount (Keep this safe)Document Scrutiny & LL TestTip: The RTO office is typically filled with many people applying through driving schools and also those who require commercial license (yellow board). Please don’t get baffled by seeing long queues or seek advice from them. If you are unsure, better to ask the RTO staff by mentioning you applied online. They will guide you.The next step is to visit the room for verifying your documents and the online test. (In KR puram RTO, this is counter 4). Normally the queues for online applications are shorter so you can directly ask the RTO staff regarding whom to approach.The verifying officer will check your online details and online uploaded documents along with your originals. (In very rare cases if he finds any discrepancy, he may ask you to edit information or upload documents. It would be good to carry a mobile phone with good internet connection and camera).Once documents are verified, the assessing officer will ask you to note down a pin number for your test and will allot you a computer to take the test. You can login to the test using the application number, DoB, password (you will receive this as a message on your mobile before the test) and pin number (as given above).The test will consist of 15 questions related to signs and road rules. Test duration is 15 mins (Each question will have one minute to answer with timer running). You have to score 10 marks to pass (Should be a cake walk if you have prepared from the links above).If you have failed, you may have to come back the next working day to repeat the test.If you have passed, then inform the officer and he will collect your receipt and confirm that your process is complete.After 2 days, you will receive a message that your learning license is approved. You can collect your learning license by either (i) Visiting the RTO in the evening time or (ii) Downloading it from the home page by logging in to your application page.Hope this helps. I will update the details of obtaining the driving license after one month.

Obviously, matrices have many uses within mathematics—but you asked real-life, so here are two very accessible examples (to keep the answer from getting too long!)Matrices for ConnectionsConsider these towns whose names starts with initials P, G, O and B and this is how they are connected:Now, this is also called a network. Though the example is simple, the principles apply to all sorts of complicated networks.Which towns are connected by road to which towns?In true matrix style, we call the existence of a road link 1 and lack of a road link, a 0:Is there a link from Pink city to Blue city? yes. Pink to Pink? nonsensical, so 0. Pink to Green? 0. Green to Blue? 1. Giving us a matrix:The first important use of a matrix was converting a geometrical/geographical (or better yet, non-numerical) information into numeric form, allowing us to manipulate it.We could also imagine that there are more than one roads going from one town to the other. For instance, see if you can write a matrix for this network:You’re probably bored. But hold your horses. How else can you numerically describe the following map? The arrow from P to B means you can go to from P to B, but not from B to P. Two arrows on the same line mean the road is two-way:Giving us a new and more interesting matrix:The next important use is that combining matrices can provide more information about the problem, than using each matrix alone.For instance, if we consider our first town routes representing train lines, (the golden-yellow matrix), and the city decided to add new bus lines (the sky-blue matrix) then combining these two we will have more information about how to move around these towns.Representing this new, more complex network as a matrix is as simple as multiplying the orange matrix to the blue one!Let’s do this in Julia language:train = [0 1 1 0 ; 1 0 1 1 ; 1 1 0 0 ; 0 1 0 0]  train  >4×4 Array{Int64,2}:  0 1 1 0  1 0 1 1  1 1 0 0  0 1 0 0  bus = [0 1 1 0 ; 1 0 0 1 ; 1 0 0 0 ; 0 1 1 0]  bus   >4×4 Array{Int64,2}:  0 1 1 0  1 0 0 1  1 0 0 0  0 1 1 0  together = train * bus  together  >4×4 Array{Int64,2}:  2 0 0 1  1 2 2 0  1 1 1 1  1 0 0 1 Cool! now we don’t need to count these manually, which can also be error-prone.Now that you know the simpler version, here is a more advanced use case of the above example, as applied to solve real-world problems.In case you wanted to learn more about the transportation models via matrices, here is an excellent sample chapter.Matrices for CostsJan goes to a shop and buys the following:3 cookies, 1 orange, and 5 yogurts . The cost per unit is:C = 2O = 3Y = 4Making the total: [math]3*2+1*3+5*4 = 29[/math].Suppose you are the shopkeeper, and because you care about marketing and research, you want to know which customer buys what at which quantities. Doing this manually will be a “tall order” (difficult) so you create a price vector:price = [2 3 4] We also assume you only sell these three things—to keep the exposition simple.Now, another use is that a vector can be considered a row matrix. That is a one-row matrix is also called a vector.Further, don’t forget that what quantities Jan bought can also be represented as a vector:jan = [3 1 5] Now we can get the total for today’s Jan’s shopping by getting the dot product (multiplying the vectors together):using LinearAlgebra dot(price, jan)  > 29 For the rest of the day, you can create a matrix out of a collection of customer vectors, assuming each of the customers bought only three items and the first items always represent cookies, the second item the oranges and the last item the yoguhrt:dora, saif, qu, meno = [4 6 7],[5 11 6],[2 1 4],[0 9 0] total_goods_sold = [jan; dora; saif; qu; meno]  Giving us a 5x3 matrix:5×3 Array{Int64,2}:  3 1 5  4 6 7  5 11 6  2 1 4  0 9 0 What was the total sale for today?Multiply the matrix to the price vector:total_goods_sold * transpose(price)  >5×1 Array{Int64,2}:  29  54  67  23  27 There is your total for each customer given in a new vector—which is essentially a matrix, as well.Btw, we transposed the price vector so that the multiplication can occur (i.e. changed it from a row vector to a column vector without essentially changing its nature! cool!)A more advanced version of this “cost” example was first used by Leontief (Russian-American economist) to model the inter-operations of the whole economy. Please see this lecture on Leontief input-output model for more, and his book for a more advanced example.Finally, just as they are useful in simple cases, Matrices are also extremely useful in advanced use cases, too, such as in Machine Learning and AI, and most probably one of the most important mathematical tools to influence the next few decades.In passing I must also mention that if you want to learn Matrix Algebra, I recommend Gareth Williams’s text if you want to learn about applications to various contexts. (I taught my freshmen from it for years. A great book).Best,Jan

Well let me answer it the way i did it.I moved my car from Mumbai to Bangalore, MH-02 registration.I got my NOC before moving from Mumbai and produced the same to bangalore RTO. Ensure to do so in 1 month, else penalty for every month is applicable.I have applied for Road Tax payment + RC Book (surrendered the Maharashtra RC smartcard to Karnataka RTO), so i end up in paying Road tax + nominal fees for New Karnataka RC Book with Car No as MH-02-XXXX.So its now upto my wish if i want a KA-XX-XXXX registration number or not, else i can drive with MH-02 number in my Karnataka RC Book.Now on the costing part and refund:In 6 months from the issue of NOC from MH, you have to apply for new RC smart-card+ Road Tax in KA state, and then send copy of Road tax + new RC smart-card Copy to MH RTO for refund. MH RTO will refund after deducting the MH road tax till new Road Tax payment date in new state as a pro-rata basis.Well, if you moved to new state without taking a NOC from old state, then you have to fill a form for applying NOC (forget the form Number, check in Google), in 4 copies and all containing Engine Chassis number pencil imprint and send via registered Indian Post to your old RTO, keep the postal acknowledgement with you for 1 month. Post 1 month if you don't receive your NOC from old RTO, then goto new RTO and apply for road tax + New RC Book by submitting Postal Acknowledgement.So here the acknowledgement acts as a proof of NOC requested and its deemed as valid after 1 month by new RTO, i.e. there's no pending case in your Car's name.Now once you receive your new RC Smart-card with MH number, go ahead and apply for refund from old RTO, but all to happen within 6 months from NOC issue or Postal mail sent. Else Old RTO willn't pay your Road Tax back ever, but in return your car will be privileged to get driven in 2 states without any hassle in future. :)Note: All Above example of MH Vs KA state is applicable to all RTO across the country, as these rules are governed by Motor Act of India and not customizable by any state government. Only difference is the percentage of Road Tax charges and other fees.