A Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate is mandatory for every bike to ensure it meets emission standards and helps reduce air pollution. Getting a PUC is quick and easy—just visit an authorized PUC center with your bike’s RC, complete the emission test, and receive the certificate within minutes. Regularly renewing your PUC not only keeps you legally compliant but also contributes to a cleaner and healthier environment.

How to Get a Bike PUC Certificate

Visit an Authorized PUC Center

• Go to a government-approved PUC testing center
• These are usually found at:
• Petrol pumps
• RTO offices
• Authorized emission testing shops

Carry Required Documents

• Bike Registration Certificate (RC)
• Bike number
• (Insurance is generally not required for PUC)

Emission Test

• The operator will test your bike’s exhaust emissions
• The test takes 2–5 minutes

Pay the Fee

• Typical cost: ₹60–₹100 (varies by state and fuel type)
• Get the Certificate

You’ll receive:

• A printed PUC certificate, and/or
• A digital PUC record linked to your vehicle number

Validity:

• New bikes: usually 1 year
• Older bikes: 6 months

Check or Download PUC Online

• You can check your PUC status online:
• Visit Parivahan website
• Go to PUC services
• Enter your vehicle number