Our Government rules given below:
Vehicle registration and rules of India
The numbers for license plates, commonly known as 'number plates' in India, are issued by the Regional transport office of each district but vehicle owners have private shops make the plates after registration. The scheme comprises a two letter identification for the state in which the vehicle is registered. It is followed by a two number code to identify the district.
This is often followed by a series code, e.g. 14C is the fourteenth series for private cars and 2M is the second series for motorbikes. Recently many states have been adapting the dual letter series code system, for example car series' are CA, CB, CC; motorbike series' are MA, MB and so on. Finally a four-digit number is used to uniquely identify the vehicle. Most states however still use the standard series code, denoted by a single letter of the alphabet. When the alphabet reaches Z, the length of the prefix is increased to 2. So after PY-01 9999, the next number is PY-01 A 0001 and after PY-01 Z 9999 it is PY-01 AA 0001 and so on...
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