Before looking into Amrut's queries, I thought it would be beneficial to all to know how RTO verifies a driver to be competent to award a Driving Licence. Rules 15 of Central Motor Vehicle Rules, 1989 is the basis of Driving test. Read the sub rule 3 under this rule. There are 24 specifications to follow good driving practice.
Driving test.—(1) No person shall appear for the test of competence to
drive unless he has held a learner's licence for a period of at least '[thirty days.]
(2) The test of competence to drive referred to in sub-section (3) of section 9
shall be conducted by the licensing authority or such other person as may be
authorised in this behalf by the State Government in a vehicle of the type to which
the application relates.
(3) The applicant shall satisfy the person conducting the test that he is able to—
(a) adjust the rear-view mirror;
(b) take suitable precautions before starting the engine;
(c) move away safely and smoothly straight ahead at an angle, while at the
same time engaging all gears until the top gear is reached;
(d) to change to the lower gears quickly from the top gear when the traffic
conditions warrant such change;
(e) change quickly to lower gears when driving downhill;
(f) stop and re-start the vehicle on a steep upward incline making proper
use of the hand-brake or of the throttle and the foot-brake without any
rolling back, turn right and left corners correctly and make proper use
of the rear-view mirror before signalling;
(g) overtake, allow to be overtaken, meet or cover the path of other
vehicles safely and take an appropriate course of the road with proper
caution giving appropriate signals;
(h) give appropriate traffic signals at the appropriate time, in clear and
unmistakable manner by hand or by electrical indicators fitted to the
vehicle;
(i) change lanes with proper signals and with due care;
(j) stop the vehicle in an emergency or otherwise, and in the latter case,
bring it to rest at an appropriate course on the road safely, giving
appropriate signals;
(k) in the case of vehicle having a reverse gear, driving the vehicle
backwards, reverse it into a limited opening either to the right or left
under control and with reasonable accuracy;
(l) cause the vehicle to face in the opposite direction by means of forward
and reverse gears;
(m) take correct and prompt action on the signals given by traffic signs,
traffic lights, traffic controllers, policemen and take appropriate action
on signs given by other road users;
(n) act correctly at pedestrian crossings, which are not regulated by traffic
lights or traffic police, by giving preference to persons crossing the
roads;
(o) keep well to the left in normal driving;
(p) regulate speed to suit varying road and traffic conditions;
(q) demonstrate general control of the vehicle by confident steering and
smooth gear changing and braking as and when necessary;
(r) make proper use of the rear-view mirror before signalling, beginning
manoeuvring, moving away, altering the course to overtake, turning
right or stopping;
You can live in your car, but you can't drive your house.