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Driving licence theory
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Get a logical explanation for each question in text and voice, which helps you understand and remember the material.
The system shows your real readiness for the exam — you know exactly when you're ready.
Real exam format: 30 questions, time limit, and instant results.
Process
Three simple steps to your driving license
Take the first test so AI can understand your knowledge level and weak points.
The system offers individual questions from topics where you make the most mistakes.
When your readiness score exceeds 90%, you're ready for the real exam.
FAQ
Tickets are regularly updated according to the official database of the Georgian Automobile Federation.
AI explanation is a law-based explanation of each question — which rule applies and why. You can also listen to the question in audio. It helps you understand and remember the material, without rote learning.
It's a 0–100 score for your license category. Sign in to see it. Most of it comes from your recent timed exams (up to the last 20), not from how many practice questions you've opened. Each exam is judged two ways: how close you got to a full official ticket, and how accurate you were on the questions you actually answered. The first counts more. If you fail and stop in the first 10 questions, that attempt barely counts — quitting early is not treated as a real exam. If you haven't finished an exam yet, we use your practice answers instead. A small part of the score is topic coverage: a topic counts as covered when you've answered about 70% of its questions. Coverage can nudge the number, but it cannot get you to “ready” on its own. You're marked ready for the real exam only when all of this is true: you've taken at least one exam, your last exam passed, your score is 90 or higher, and you've covered at least 40% of the topics. Until then, treat the number as a progress hint — not a guarantee you'll pass.
Pick your topics, sit a mock exam, and see how ready you really are.