eGigHow to become a delivery executive
A delivery executive picks up and delivers food, groceries and parcels to customers on time, collecting payments where needed and keeping customer ratings high.
Steps to become a delivery executive
- Get a two-wheeler licence
A valid licence is required for almost every delivery job.
- Have a vehicle and smartphone
Many companies need your own two-wheeler or offer an electric vehicle on rent.
- Know your city
Using maps well and knowing local areas makes deliveries faster.
- Keep documents ready
ID proof, licence, vehicle papers and a bank account for payouts.
- Join a delivery company or app
Choose full-time, part-time or weekend shifts.
Skills that raise your pay
- Your own bike; per-order and peak-hour incentives
- E-commerce and grocery apps in big cities
- Becoming a hub supervisor
Prove your skills with a free eGig skill test; the certificate shows on your profile.
Career path
Get ready to apply
Common questions
Can I do delivery jobs part-time?
Yes. Most delivery apps let you pick shifts, which suits students and people with other jobs.
Do I need my own bike?
Usually yes, but some companies rent electric scooters to delivery partners.
How long does it take to become a delivery executive?
Usually 1–2 weeks, depending on your starting point and how much time you put in.
How much does a delivery executive earn?
Typical pay is ₹15,000–₹22,000 a month for freshers, ₹18,000–₹26,000 with 2–5 years’ experience and ₹22,000–₹30,000 for senior staff.