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CPCT Typing Test (MP) — Net Speed Simulator

CPCT scores differently from SSC and RRB: it does not deduct half-mistakes or penalise errors — it simply counts your correctly typed words and divides by the time. This free MP CPCT simulator runs the 15-minute test and applies that correct-words-only net-speed model so your practice score matches the real CPCT proficiency scorecard.

CPCT (English)· 15 min · 30 WPM target
Time15:00
WPM0
Acc100%
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Why this test matters

The Madhya Pradesh CPCT certificate is valid for seven years and gates a wide range of state government posts, so getting the typing component right matters for the long term. Crucially, CPCT's scoring is more forgiving than SSC's: only your correct words count toward net WPM and incorrect words are ignored rather than penalised, which rewards a steady, accurate rhythm over reckless speed. Because the model is different, practising on an SSC-style penalty tool can mislead you in both directions. This simulator applies the CPCT correct-words method over the proper 15-minute window so you can calibrate to the real requirement.

How this test is scored

CPCT net WPM = number of correctly typed words ÷ minutes. Incorrect words are not counted and not penalised — there is no full/half-mistake deduction. You qualify by clearing the net-speed requirement (commonly 30 WPM English). Note that CPCT's backspace policy is reported inconsistently across sources; this simulator currently allows corrections — verify against the official MAP_IT/CPCT instruction.

Compiled from public sources (last checked June 2026) and not yet confirmed against the official notice. Verify speed, duration, error limits and backspace policy against the latest official notification before your exam.

Frequently asked questions

How is CPCT typing scored?
Only correct words count: net WPM = correct words ÷ minutes. Incorrect words are ignored, not penalised — unlike SSC's full/half-mistake deductions.
What speed do I need to pass CPCT?
Commonly 30 NWPM in English; the Hindi requirement is reported as 20–25 NWPM depending on the source. Verify against the current CPCT notice.
How long is the CPCT typing test?
15 minutes for English and 15 minutes for Hindi, usually preceded by a short mock/warm-up.
Is Backspace allowed in CPCT?
Sources conflict. Many indicate corrections are allowed (since only correct words count); some practice portals disable it. This simulator allows it by default — confirm the official rule.
How long is the CPCT certificate valid?
The CPCT score card is valid for seven years, the longest among major Indian typing certifications.

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