Quick overview: Sevilla in 2025
✅ Presented = Passed + Failed (people who actually sat the exam).
✅ Pass rate = Passed / Presented.
✅ 1st-attempt share = Passed on 1st attempt / Passed (a “quality” signal).
| Metric | Sevilla (2025) |
|---|---|
| Presented | 41,496 |
| Passed | 21,472 |
| Failed | 20,024 |
| Pass rate | 51.8% |
| Passed on 1st attempt | 13,698 |
| 1st-attempt share (among passes) | 63.8% |
Interpretation: Sevilla sits around the “balanced” zone: just over half of candidates pass, and among those who pass, nearly two-thirds do so on their first attempt.
TURNO LIBRE in Sevilla (without a driving school)
“TURNO LIBRE” includes candidates who present themselves without an autoescuela. It’s a useful benchmark because it reflects how difficult the theory exam can be without guided preparation.
| Group | Presented | Pass rate | 1st-attempt share |
|---|---|---|---|
| TURNO LIBRE (Sevilla) | 581 | 48.0% | 60.2% |
Top driving schools in Sevilla (Permit B · Theory · 2025)
Below are the best-performing schools in Sevilla (based on our 2025 dataset). We include Presented, Pass rate, and 1st-attempt share to avoid “tiny-sample winners” and show real-world outcomes.
| Rank | Driving school | Presented | Pass rate | 1st-attempt share | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | KILÓMETRO 1 (Sevilla) | 136 | 89.0% | 85.1% | Link |
| 2 | NUEVA VILCHES (Sevilla) | 128 | 79.7% | 82.4% | Link |
| 3 | SEYLU (Sevilla) | 149 | 79.2% | 77.1% | Link |
| 4 | AUTOESCUELA SANTA ELENA (Sevilla) | 127 | 78.7% | 77.0% | Link |
| 5 | EUROPA (Sevilla) | 213 | 76.5% | 81.0% | Link |
| Reference: TURNO LIBRE (Sevilla) — Presented 581 · Pass rate 48.0% · 1st-attempt share 60.2% | |||||
- Pass rate tells you how many pass out of everyone who sits the exam.
- 1st-attempt share tells you how often passers succeed immediately (less repeating, usually better readiness).
What candidates in Sevilla can do to improve results
1) Train in real exam conditions
- Timed practice, no distractions, and full-length DGT-style mock exams.
- Focus on weak topics (signs, priorities, speed rules, safety distance, alcohol/drugs).
- Review mistakes until you consistently pass.
2) Track readiness (not just “number of tests”)
- Measure your pass probability over the last 10–20 exams.
- Use difficulty-based practice (easy/medium/hard) to fix blind spots.
- Don’t rush: a strong “1st attempt” profile comes from structured repetition.
Data note: This page summarizes 2025 results for Permit B · Theory in Sevilla, using the same metrics across schools and TURNO LIBRE for fair comparison.
