Will the remaining test attempts be reset when switching from C1 to C2?

[Kara]

The remaining test attempts will not be reset when switching from C1 to C2. The total number of attempts is only five. The only difference between C1 and C2 should be that C1 is for manual transmission and C2 is for automatic transmission. Switching from C1 to C2 requires prior application: For the driving test, switching from C1 to C2 requires applying to the driving school in advance. After negotiation, the relevant procedures can be completed. Although switching from C1 to C2 is considered a downgrade, due to the higher price, fuel consumption, and maintenance costs of automatic transmission cars compared to manual transmission cars, additional fees must be paid when making the switch. No need to retake the test when switching from C1 to C2: The content, items, and procedures tested for C1 and C2 are the same, and C2 is slightly simpler in operation. Therefore, switching from C1 to C2 does not require retaking the test; you only need to proceed directly with the driving test. For switching from C1 to C2, the driver's license is considered a downgrade, and all previously passed subject scores will be retained.