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India has the world's largest market for certified typing tests — SSC CHSL, CGL, court typing, junior assistant exams, and a long list of clerical roles all require formal typing assessments.

Time10:00
WPM0
Acc100%
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Why this test matters

Indian government typing exams are unusual in two ways: they typically use the 10-minute format (rather than the 1- or 5-minute formats common elsewhere), and they often allow Hindi (Mangal/Krutidev) as well as English. Speed thresholds vary by role: SSC CHSL English typing requires 35 WPM; Hindi requires 30 WPM in Devanagari. SSC CGL Auditor and similar specialized roles require 8,000 key depressions per hour (roughly 27 WPM). Court typing (HC stenographers, district court typists) typically requires 40 WPM in English with 95%+ accuracy over 10 minutes. The test below defaults to 10-minute mode — the right format for SSC prep. Hindi typing with Mangal layout support ships in v2.

Frequently asked questions

What WPM is required for SSC CHSL typing test?
35 WPM in English or 30 WPM in Hindi, sustained over 10 minutes. Errors are deducted from the count.
Can I take SSC typing tests in Hindi here?
Hindi (Mangal/Krutidev) support is on the v2 roadmap. For now, use this test for English typing prep.
How are 'key depressions' counted in Indian typing exams?
Every keystroke counts — including spaces, backspaces, and shift keys. 8,000 key depressions per hour ≈ 27 WPM.
What's the typing speed requirement for court typists?
Most High Court and district court roles require 40 WPM in English (or 30 WPM in Hindi) over a 10-minute test with 95%+ accuracy.

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