u/Kitchen_Argument_491

I'm giving my test in a few days and I would like to know what to expect on the day. How is the procedure going to be? How long will be the road test? Etc.

Also is there anyone who I can approach to make me practice more for the road test, so I get more sure of myself. I asked the same to my driving instructor, but she said that its not necessary.But I feel like I can do more practice as I still feel unsure as to how much to turn and to change gears smoothly. My instructor keeps his hand on the steering wheel during curvy roads and I am not able to estimate how much to steer. So is there any facility available so i can practice for 1hr almost.

The road practice is do with my driving school is barely 20 mins

I know a person who failed the test just because he changed to first gear by glancing at it after he had stopped.

I only have 5 days till my test. I feel so underprepared. First of all, the steering balance. Small turns are fine but I don't know how much to turn in a curvy road. Then there is gear shifting. I am finding it difficult to remember the last gear used and to shift without looking.

And my driving sir isn't helping. He didn't teach me much until the test was nearing and now he mocks me because I couldn't find my steering balance.

And i am so frustrated because the rto officer is supposedly strict.

Any last minute saving tips bcoz I can't afford to fail due to certain reasons.

PS: the rto office is in kudapanakunnu

So I am considering of doing lasik. But there are always mixed opinion regarding lasik- some say they recommend it and others it leaves a permanent damage to the eyes.

What do you guys have to say about this? Anyone who has experience from chaithanya?

Honestly, I'm done with glasses

I'm here in tvm for 2 months after which I will go back to blr for college. I have decided to to learn and get license during this vacation. I choose anitha driving school because it was the nearest one. The first month went by because I didn't get learner's until almost the end. I wanted to get license in this one month, so I can just practice more afterwards.

And also by the time I come for next vacation, my learner's will expire and I would have to pay and repeat the whole process.

So far the classes are too random, sometimes they don't even inform until they are about to reach near my place. They don't even take a proper class of 1hr/day on alternate days. The instructor doesn't answer the my questions of "how much should I turn the steering wheel?" Or "how do we know that we are not going too near to one side of the lane? ". He just says I will know when I drive.

I feel like I am learning by referring to youtube videos . I'm driving at around 8 or 8.30 when there is much traffic. As a beginner who has still not gotten steering balance, i think I should be learning in less dense roads.

Anyone who has learnt driving from this particular driving school, i would like to know about your experience