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Practice settings and source notes
| Exam / practice page | English practice target | Other practice languages / layouts | Practice duration | Profile and source note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RRB NTPC (Undergraduate / Graduate / Clerk / Typist) | English QWERTY: 30 WPM | Hindi Mangal InScript: 25 WPM Hindi Mangal Remington: 25 WPM Hindi Kruti Dev 010: 25 WPM | 10 minutes per practice attempt | Sourced profile; read scope below Official (Railway Recruitment Boards, Notice on Computer Based Typing Skill Test, CEN 06/2024, dated 06.02.2026, read 2026-09-16): the evaluated typing test runs 10 minutes, preceded by one minute of typing practice to warm up and a five-minute break. Candidates must type at least 300 words in English or 250 in Hindi, and a transcript below that is not evaluated at all. A candidate who finishes the passage retypes it from the beginning within the 10 minutes. Mistakes are full plus half divided by two, 5% of the total words typed is ignored, and speed is total words minus final mistakes times ten, divided by time. The minimum is 30 words per minute in English or 25 in Hindi, and editing tools are not permitted. That notice is issued under CEN 06/2024; CEN 06/2025 and 07/2025 state the same speeds, the same ban on editing tools and the same qualifying status, and make Kruti Dev and Mangal available for Hindi, but state no duration. This profile's consecutive-omission and repeated-word handling is this site's own setting. Cited official document |
| SSC CHSL (LDC / JSA) | English QWERTY: 35 WPM | Hindi Mangal InScript: 30 WPM Hindi Mangal Remington: 30 WPM | 10 minutes per practice attempt | Partial evidence or general practice LDC/JSA typing practice only; the DEO skill test is a separate task. Official (SSC CHSL 2026 notice section 13.9.13.7, pages 19-20, read 2026-09-16): 10 minutes, 35 WPM English or 30 WPM Hindi, which the notice equates to about 10,500 and 9,000 key depressions per hour; 15 minutes for candidates eligible for a scribe; the medium is chosen in the application form and cannot be changed later; Hindi must be typed in Mangal font only, and any other font leads to non-qualification, which is why Kruti Dev is not offered here. Section 13.9.13.2 makes the test qualifying and 13.9.13.4 calculates errors to two decimal places. In the CHSL 2023 final-result and CHSLE 2025 first-round allocation write-ups, SSC fixed a 7% cap for UR and 10% for every other category, including EWS. Those are cycle-specific cut-offs; the Notice does not publish a percentage. The correction policy is this site's own setting. Cited official document |
| SSC CGL (DEST / Data Entry Skill Test) | English QWERTY: 8000 KDPH | Not offered | 15 minutes per practice attempt | Sourced profile; read scope below Official (SSC CGL 2026 notice, read 2026-09-16): section 13.9.10.2 sets a passage of about 2,000 key depressions in 15 minutes, and says the Regional Offices issue the detailed skill-test instructions; 13.9.10.3 makes DEST mandatory for all posts but qualifying; 13.9.10.4 sets higher, unpublished standards for Tax Assistant in CBIC and CBDT, UDC and SSA in Central Bureau of Narcotics and the Computer Proficiency posts. Section 16.2 sets the maximum errors allowed at 20% for UR, 25% for OBC/EWS and 30% for all other categories. Do not confuse those with section 16.1, which sets minimum qualifying marks for the written sections at 30/25/20% and runs in the opposite direction. The 2025 final allocation separately used stricter post-allocation cutoffs of 5% UR, 7% for OBC/SC/ST/EWS/ESM and 10% for specified horizontal/PwD categories. The 8,000 KDPH figure here is arithmetic from 2,000 depressions in 15 minutes, not a rate the notice states. Cited official document |
| SSC Stenographer (Grade C / Grade D) | English QWERTY: 40 WPM | Hindi Mangal InScript: 35 WPM Hindi Mangal Remington: 35 WPM Hindi Kruti Dev 010: 35 WPM | 10 minutes per practice attempt | Partial evidence or general practice SSC's 2026 notice specifies 10-minute dictation at 100 wpm for Grade C or 80 wpm for Grade D, followed by transcription. Official transcription time is 40 minutes (C English), 55 minutes (C Hindi), 50 minutes (D English) or 65 minutes (D Hindi), with separate scribe accommodations. The SSC Stenographer Grade C and D 2025 Skill Test write-up sets maximum errors at 5% for Grade C UR and 7% for Grade C reserved categories, and 7% for Grade D UR and 10% for Grade D reserved categories. These caps are specific to that result cycle. This page is typing-transcription practice only; it does not reproduce audio dictation or official transcription timing. Cited official document |
| MP CPCT (Computer Proficiency / Typing) | English QWERTY: 30 WPM | Hindi Mangal InScript: 20 WPM Hindi Mangal Remington: 20 WPM | 15 minutes per practice attempt | Sourced profile; read scope below Official (MAP_IT, Typing Test Assessment in CPCT, and CPCT Rule Book for Examinees section 3.9, read 2026-09-21): CPCT defines Gross Words as correct plus incorrect words, Net Words as correct words, and NWPM as Net Words divided by the minutes taken until final submission. Accuracy is NWPM × 100 divided by GWPM, but only NWPM is displayed as the final result. It uses unrestricted typing, so typed words may be edited or deleted. An incorrect word is not deducted, and CPCT does not apply an error-percentage cut-off; the Rule Book lists 30 NWPM English and 20 NWPM Hindi as minimum passing scores. The evaluated English and Hindi typing sections are 15 minutes each, or 20 minutes each for differently abled candidates. The CPCT documents conflict on total sitting time: the current schedule totals 130 minutes for regular candidates and 165 for PH candidates including mocks and breaks; the FAQ states 120 minutes but lists 105 assessed minutes; the Rule Book states 150 minutes and elsewhere refers to 130. Hindi layouts are Remington GAIL and InScript in Unicode; Kruti Dev is not offered here. This site's exam-mode practice measurement still uses the full 15-minute preset duration, so it is not CPCT's submission-time NWPM. CPCT reports a score and each department sets its own cut-off. Cited official document |
| UPSSSC (Junior Assistant / Clerk) | English QWERTY: 30 WPM | Hindi Mangal InScript: 25 WPM Hindi Kruti Dev 010: 25 WPM | 5 minutes per practice attempt | Partial evidence or general practice Official (Uttar Pradesh Government Departments Clerical Cadre Service Rules 2014, dated 22 September 2014, Rule 10, read 2026-09-16): direct recruitment to Junior Assistant requires a minimum speed of 25 words per minute in Hindi and 30 words per minute in English, alongside an Intermediate pass and a CCC certificate. UPSSSC Advertisement 08-pariksha/2023 restates Rule 10 and adds at section 8.2 that a typing proficiency test is held to check it and is qualifying in nature; merit comes from the written examination. Not in the rules or the advertisement: the 5-minute duration, the five free error units and the five-word penalty used here, which come from candidate guides, and no official document names a font or keyboard layout. Correction of the current plus one previous word is this site's own setting. Cited official document |
| UP Police (Computer Operator) | English QWERTY: 30 WPM | Hindi Mangal InScript: 25 WPM | 15 minutes per practice attempt | Sourced profile; read scope below Official (UPPRPB Computer Operator rules F26 and first amendment F27, read 2026-09-21): the Computer Operator typing test requires 30 WPM in English and 25 WPM in Hindi, with one 85% accuracy standard applying to both speeds. Hindi is specified as Unicode InScript; the rules do not specify a font. The test is qualifying only, and F26 says the merit list is drawn from written-examination marks. The 15-minute sections and approximately 500-word passage in this practice preset are simulator settings, not figures stated in F26/F27. Current-word Backspace and disabled navigation are also simulator settings. Cited official document |
| Allahabad High Court (RO / ARO / CA) | English QWERTY: 25 WPM | Not offered | 20 minutes per practice attempt | Sourced profile; read scope below Official (Allahabad High Court RO/ARO/CA notice F11, read 2026-09-21): the English test runs for up to 20 minutes or until submission. Speed is counted from correct words; Submit remains active, and extra words beyond the required passage are ignored. The test is worth 50 marks, 25 WPM is required for merit, and the typing marks count with Stage-II. This preset keeps the published 0.10-per-mistake mark model; its current-word Backspace setting is a simulator setting because F11 does not specify editing keys. Cited official document |
| Delhi High Court (JJA / Restorer) | English QWERTY: 35 WPM | Not offered | 10 minutes per practice attempt | Sourced profile; read scope below Official (Delhi High Court JJA / Restorer 2026 vacancy notice, Stage III and Note 2, read 2026-09-21): 10 minutes of English typing on computer at a minimum of 35 WPM, with speed counted on characters with space and mistakes allowed up to 3% of total words typed. The notice rounds 0.01-0.49 error units to 0.5 and 0.51-0.99 to 1.0, and makes the typing test qualifying. The half-mistake categories and current-word correction in this practice preset are site settings. Cited official document |
| District Court (general practice) | English QWERTY: 35 WPM | Hindi Mangal InScript: 30 WPM Hindi Mangal Remington: 30 WPM Hindi Kruti Dev 010: 30 WPM | 15 minutes per practice attempt | Partial evidence or general practice This general preset uses 15 minutes and practice targets of 35 WPM English or 30 WPM Hindi. These are site defaults, not verified requirements for a particular court recruitment. |
| Bihar Civil Court (Reader / Deposition Writer) | English QWERTY: 40 WPM | Hindi Mangal InScript: 30 WPM Hindi Mangal Remington: 30 WPM Hindi Kruti Dev 010: 30 WPM | 10 minutes per practice attempt | Partial evidence or general practice Direct-recruitment practice profile: 40 wpm English / 30 wpm Hindi. The often-quoted 1.5% rule belongs to a promotion test and is not applied here. Confirm the current Centralized Committee notice. |
| RSMSSB / RSSB (LDC / Clerk) | English QWERTY: See profile | Hindi DevLys 010 (Remington): See profile | 10 minutes per practice attempt | Sourced profile; read scope below Official (Rajasthan Staff Selection Board, guidelines for the Clerk Grade-II / Junior Assistant Phase-II typing speed and efficiency test, dated 12.12.2024, read 2026-09-16): Phase-II is four computer-based papers of 10 minutes and 25 marks each, needing 9 marks to qualify in every one, with up to 5% relaxation in the minimum for SC and ST candidates. The two speed papers use a 500-word English passage and a 400-word Hindi passage, scoring 0.05 marks per correct English word and 0.0625 per correct Hindi word. No marks for a wrong letter, word or digit, an omission, a repetition, punctuation or word spacing not as given, capitals not as given in English, matras not as given in Hindi, or letters typed with the wrong key sequence. The other two papers are efficiency tests in MS Word 2013 and MS Excel 2013, 15 questions per language, with Cut/Copy/Paste, right click, Select All and the function keys disabled but CTRL+Z allowed; this preset does not simulate them. Not in the guidelines: the DevLys 010 font used here, which is this site's choice, though the guidelines' key-code examples are Remington-style. Cited official document |
| DSSSB (LDC / Junior Assistant) | English QWERTY: 35 WPM | Hindi Mangal InScript: 30 WPM Hindi Mangal Remington: 30 WPM Hindi Kruti Dev 010: 30 WPM | 10 minutes per practice attempt | Partial evidence or general practice Official (DSSSB General Instructions to Candidates, LDC skill test, post codes 48/12, 52/12 and 68/12, read 2026-09-20): English 35 WPM (10,500 KDPH) or Hindi 30 WPM on computer over 10 minutes. The document names KrutiDev for Hindi and does not state an error percentage. It covers only those older post codes; standard net-WPM scoring and the correction policy are this site's practice settings. Cited official document |
| CRPF (Head Constable Ministerial) | English QWERTY: 35 WPM | Hindi Mangal Remington: 30 WPM | 10 minutes per practice attempt | Sourced profile; read scope below Official (CRPF ASI (Steno) and HC (Ministerial) 2022 advertisement, paragraphs 13.3 and 13.3.5-13.3.6, read 2026-09-21): English 35 WPM or Hindi 30 WPM on computer, corresponding to 10,500 or 9,000 KDPH. Every listed error is one whole mistake; 5% of the words actually typed is allowed, then 10 words are deducted for each further mistake. The skill test is qualifying and carries no marks. Hindi is permitted only on the Remington GAIL key layout with Mangal font. The advertisement does not state the HC(M) typing-test duration or editing-key behaviour; this site's preset uses 10 minutes and current-word Backspace as practice settings. Cited official document |
| Delhi Police Head Constable (Ministerial) | English QWERTY: 30 WPM | Hindi Mangal InScript: 25 WPM Hindi Mangal Remington: 25 WPM Hindi Kruti Dev 010: 25 WPM | 10 minutes per practice attempt | Sourced profile; read scope below SSC's Delhi Police Head Constable (Ministerial) 2025 notice describes a 10-minute typing test: minimum 30 WPM English or 25 WPM Hindi, with a printed passage of at least 400 English words / 2000 strokes or 350 Hindi words / 1750 strokes. The notice deducts one word for each mistake and awards typing marks by speed bands. This browser profile uses whole-mistake counting and one-word-per-mistake practice net speed; it does not reproduce the official 25-mark bands or the separate computer-formatting test. Cited official document |
| Supreme Court (Junior Court Assistant) | English QWERTY: 35 WPM | Not offered | 10 minutes per practice attempt | Sourced profile; read scope below Official (Supreme Court JCA advertisement No. F.6/2025-SC (RC), read 2026-09-21): 10-minute English typing test on computer, minimum 35 WPM, with mistakes allowed up to 3% of total words to be typed. The Recruitment Cell's 14.07.2025 result records a 50-mark test and a 43.18 shortlisting cut-off. The 50-to-25 mark ladder and its 2.2727272727 marks-per-mistake step are inferred from the published result values, not stated as a marking rule. The 1,750-keystroke figure is 35 WPM over 10 minutes at five characters per word, not a published minimum. Current-word correction is this site's setting. Cited official document |
| MP High Court (Junior Judicial Assistant) | English QWERTY: 35 WPM | Hindi Mangal Remington: 30 WPM | 10 minutes per practice attempt | Sourced profile; read scope below Official (Madhya Pradesh High Court JJA Exam-2024 advertisement F9, read 2026-09-21): separate 10-minute typing tests contain 350 English words and 300 Hindi words, worth 40 marks each; Hindi uses Remington GAIL. The notice deducts 0.50 marks for each omitted word or mistake and 0.10 marks for each Backspace, and the typing marks feed merit; its 100-mark total has 55%, 50% and 45% minimums by category. The 35/30 WPM values shown here are derived from the word counts and ten-minute duration, not stated as independent minima. This simulator follows Unrestricted Mode: Backspace, Delete, arrows and Home/End work, with 0.50 marks deducted per omitted word or mistake and 0.10 per Backspace. Cited official document |
| State Clerk (general practice) | English QWERTY: 30 WPM | Hindi Mangal InScript: 25 WPM Hindi Mangal Remington: 25 WPM Hindi Kruti Dev 010: 25 WPM | 10 minutes per practice attempt | Partial evidence or general practice This general preset uses 10 minutes and practice targets of 30 WPM English or 25 WPM Hindi. These are site defaults, not verified requirements for a particular state recruitment. |
| PSSSB Clerk (Punjab Subordinate Services Selection Board) | English QWERTY: 30 WPM | Punjabi Gurmukhi InScript: 30 WPM | 10 minutes per practice attempt | Sourced profile; read scope below Official (PSSSB Advertisement No. 02/2026, page 6, para 7 iv-vi, read 2026-09-20): typing test on computer in English and Punjabi at 30 words per minute, Punjabi in the Unicode font Raavi, qualifying and compulsory to pass; merit comes from the Part-B written exam. Historical scope only: Board typing-test instructions for 2021-2023, read from Internet Archive captures after their live PSSSB URLs returned 404, set 10 minutes per language, an 8% maximum-mistake limit, ten chunks, 80% advance and INSCRIPT for Punjabi. Advertisement No. 02/2026 has not published its own typing instructions, so these historic mechanics are not confirmed for the current cycle. This simulator uses a continuous passage, not ten chunks. Cited official document |
| HARTRON (Data Entry Operator Panel) | English QWERTY: 30 WPM | Hindi Kruti Dev 010: 25 WPM | 5 minutes per practice attempt | Partial evidence or general practice HARTRON's 2025 DEO panel recruitment (130 posts, 13 districts, Haryana State Electronics Development Corporation) runs a short computer-based typing test after a written CBT. Independent coaching-site sources converge on a 5-minute typing test at 30 WPM English (9,000 KDPH) / 25 WPM Hindi, with one source citing 80% minimum accuracy and Kruti Dev 010 as the Hindi font — that font claim is documented for the related HARTRON SETC product, not confirmed specifically for the DEO panel, and HARTRON SETC itself is a distinct exam from this DEO panel test. Editing-key policy and exact qualifying-vs-merit treatment were not stated in any source reviewed. Built under a loosened sourcing standard (no primary HARTRON notification PDF located) — verify all figures against the live cycle's official notice on hartron.org.in before relying on them. |
| HARTRON SETC (State Eligibility Test in Computer Appreciation & Applications) | English QWERTY: 30 WPM | Hindi Kruti Dev 010: 25 WPM | 5 minutes per language | Official targets; secondary scoring Official (HARTRON SETC page, read 2026-10-25): five minutes of English or Hindi typing at 30 WPM English or 25 WPM Hindi using KRUTI DEV 010; candidates must pass Part-I or be exempt. Secondary sources describe net speed as gross speed minus total mistakes divided by 5, which is the same as taking one word off per mistake over the five minutes, with the target met in at least one chosen language. The current SETC notice decides. Cited official page |
| BSSC (Inter Level) | English QWERTY: 35 WPM | Hindi Mangal Remington: 30 WPM | 10 minutes per practice attempt | Partial evidence or general practice BSSC Inter Level's bilingual typing skill test runs 10 minutes per language, English first then Hindi after a short interval, scored on net speed (gross speed minus uncorrected-error deductions) rather than a stated maximum error percentage. Independent coaching-site sources converge on 35 WPM English / 30 WPM Hindi using Mangal Remington GAIL (not InScript), with backspace fully enabled and live word-by-word correctness highlighting in the official testing software. The test is qualifying only — marks are not added to merit. No primary BSSC notification PDF was located for this profile; re-check the current cycle's official instructions before relying on these figures. |
| NVS (Junior Secretariat Assistant) | English QWERTY: 30 WPM | Hindi Mangal InScript: 25 WPM | 10 minutes per practice attempt | Partial evidence or general practice NVS Junior Secretariat Assistant (JSA) recruitment (630 posts) requires a typing test alongside the written exam. One independent source confirms 30 WPM English / 25 WPM Hindi specifically for NVS — distinct from the higher 35/30 WPM bar used by the sibling KVS JSA post, which some sources conflate with NVS. Test duration, Hindi keyboard layout, error/accuracy cutoff and qualifying-vs-merit status were not found in any NVS-specific source reviewed; the values used here (10-minute duration, Mangal InScript layout, the same 5%-buffer/10-word penalty structure as KVS JSA) are borrowed by analogy from the sibling KVS JSA pattern and are markedly less certain than the speed figures. Verify all of this against the live NVS recruitment notification before relying on it. |
| UPPSC (Assistant Review Officer) | Not offered | Hindi Kruti Dev 010: 25 WPM Hindi Mangal InScript: 25 WPM | 5 minutes per practice attempt | Partial evidence or general practice No primary UPPSC notification or rules document was located in the official-source search on 2026-09-21. The figures retained here are secondary-source claims and site settings, not verified UPPSC rules: an ARO Hindi-only test, 25 WPM for five minutes, a 125-word minimum, Kruti Dev 010 or Mangal InScript, a 5% allowance followed by a keystroke deduction, current-word Backspace, and qualifying-only treatment. The RO exemption, exact error calculation, merit treatment and current-cycle requirements remain unresolved. This preset stays draft and must not be treated as an official mechanics profile. |
| Patna High Court (Computer Operator-cum-Typist) | English QWERTY: 40 WPM | Hindi Mangal Remington GAIL: 30 WPM | 10 minutes per practice attempt | Sourced profile; read scope below Official (Patna High Court Computer Operator-cum-Typist notice F12, read 2026-09-21): the typing test runs for 10 minutes per language, with about 400 English words and 300 Hindi words at 40 WPM English and 30 WPM Hindi. Hindi uses the Remington Gail keyboard with the Mangal font. Typing carries 100 marks for each language; the official thresholds are 90/100 for English and 85/100 for Hindi. F12 does not support the earlier 3% sentence. This preset's error-cap scoring and unrestricted/current-word editing behavior are simulator settings where they are not separately specified by F12. Cited official document |
| KVS (Junior Secretariat Assistant) | English QWERTY: 35 WPM | Hindi Mangal InScript: 30 WPM | 10 minutes per practice attempt | Partial evidence or general practice Official (KVS Recruitment Rules, Junior Secretariat Assistant entry row 7(ii), read 2026-09-21): direct recruitment requires 35 WPM in English or 30 WPM in Hindi on computer, with Hindi as an alternative to English. The Rules do not state this preset's 10-minute duration, 5% error buffer, 10-word penalty, Mangal InScript layout or current-word correction; those are simulator settings. The Rules also do not support the earlier KVS Data Entry Operator sentence, which is not part of this JSA profile. Cited official document |
| Beltron (Bihar Data Entry Operator) | English QWERTY: 30 WPM | Hindi Mangal Remington: 25 WPM | 10 minutes per practice attempt | Partial evidence or general practice Official (BELTRON DEO notice F23, read 2026-09-21): the typing option is English or Hindi, not both; the standard is 30 correct English words or 25 correct Hindi words. Hindi uses the Mangal font with the Remington-Gail keyboard. The panel is ordered by Hindi typing marks. A separate CBT has 60 questions in 60 minutes, a 50% qualifying mark and no negative marking. F23 does not state the typing duration, correction behavior, deduction or an accuracy cap; this preset's 10-minute timer, current-word Backspace and Correct Words scoring are simulator settings. Cited official document |
| Allahabad High Court (Junior Assistant) | English QWERTY: 30 WPM | Hindi Mangal InScript: 25 WPM | 10 minutes per practice attempt | Sourced profile; read scope below Official (Allahabad High Court Group C advertisement F14, read 2026-09-21): the Junior Assistant district-court typing test runs for 10 minutes per language, with 300 English words at 30 WPM and 250 Hindi words at 25 WPM in Mangal InScript. Each language is worth 25 marks and requires 10 marks to qualify. The official deductions are 0.0833 per English mistake and 0.100 per Hindi mistake; punctuation is counted as a full mistake, extra words are ignored, and speed is based on correct words at submission. Stage-I and Stage-II marks together determine merit. This simulator deducts 0.0833 marks per English mistake and 0.100 per Hindi mistake. Current-word editing remains a simulator setting. Cited official document |
| EPFO (Social Security Assistant) | English QWERTY: 35 WPM | Hindi Mangal InScript: 30 WPM | 10 minutes per practice attempt | Partial evidence or general practice EPFO SSA Phase-II Skill Test: two separate 10-minute sections, English 35 WPM and Hindi 30 WPM, scored as correct words typed divided by the 10-minute duration — wrong words simply don't count, and there is no separately published error-percentage cap despite one secondary source citing an unconfirmed 8%/92% figure. Backspace is usable but does not pause the clock. This is a mandatory qualifying hurdle: failing it eliminates a candidate regardless of Phase-I rank. Hindi is commonly cited as Mangal InScript, but that layout claim is single-sourced — re-check the live EPFO notice before relying on it. |
| CBSE (Junior Assistant / Superintendent) | English QWERTY: 35 WPM | Hindi Mangal InScript: 30 WPM | 10 minutes per practice attempt | Partial evidence or general practice CBSE Junior Assistant / Superintendent skill test: candidates choose either English (35 WPM) or Hindi (30 WPM), not both — unlike most exams on this site, which test both languages separately. Duration, Hindi keyboard layout and any error-percentage rule were not found in the sources reviewed; this practice profile assumes the common central-government pattern (10 minutes, Mangal InScript) pending the live CBSE notice. Qualifying only; not added to the final merit list. NCERT runs a comparable non-teaching-staff typing test under a separate recruitment, but no NCERT-specific speed, duration or scoring figures were found in any source reviewed — candidates preparing for an NCERT typing test should use this CBSE profile as the closest available stand-in and confirm the exact requirement against NCERT's own notice. |
| Rajasthan High Court (Clerk / Junior Judicial Assistant) | English Calibri: 8000 KDPH | Hindi Kruti Dev 010: 8000 KDPH | 5 minutes per practice attempt | Sourced profile; read scope below Official (Rajasthan High Court Clerk/JJA advertisement F15 and instructions F16, read 2026-09-21): the Speed Test has separate five-minute English and Hindi sections worth 25 marks each, with an 8,000 KDPH requirement. English uses Calibri and Hindi uses Kruti Dev 010. The candidate may retype from the beginning; the two language tests have a two-minute gap. Qualifying marks are 22.5 for General candidates and 20 for SC/ST/PH candidates, and the speed-test marks contribute to aggregate merit. A separate 10-minute Efficiency Test is a document-formatting task and is not modeled here. F15/F16 do not specify the mistake taxonomy or deduction used by this simulator; the standard half/full model is a site setting. Backspace is allowed only in the current word; Delete, navigation and spell-check controls remain disabled. Cited official document |
| High Court of Chhattisgarh (Data Entry Operator) | English QWERTY: See profile | Hindi Mangal InScript (site setting): See profile | 10 minutes per practice attempt | Sourced profile; read scope below Official (High Court of Chhattisgarh Data Entry Operator skill-test notice F28, read 2026-09-21): separate 10-minute Hindi and English tests are worth 25 marks each. Hindi requires 250 words and English 300 words; a quarter mark is deducted for each mistake, and 10/25 is required in each language. Merit is based on the skill test alone. The test uses Ubuntu, LibreOffice and Unicode. F28 does not specify a Hindi keyboard layout or correction behavior, so this preset's Mangal InScript and current-word Backspace are simulator settings. Cited official document |
Practice settings synchronized with the simulator on 21 September 2026. Evidence-review dates are recorded on the individual profiles. “Internal verified” and “draft” describe the site's practice-profile review state, not an official government certification. Requirements can change between recruitment cycles.
How to use this table
- Locate the exact post or recruitment exam, not just the broad department name.
- Open its practice page and read the duration, keyboard policy and scoring explanation.
- Choose English or the Hindi layout required by your notification.
- Practise at the same time limit and review net speed, accuracy and mistakes.
Important: This is an independent comparison for preparation. Official notifications, call letters and instructions from the recruiting authority always take priority.
Focused preparation guides
- How to increase typing speed — choose the right drill for the mistake you keep making.
- SSC CHSL typing test preparation — 35 WPM English or 30 WPM Hindi practice routine.
- RRB NTPC CBTST preparation — 10-minute no-editing practice.
- Hindi typing practice guide — choose InScript, Remington GAIL or Kruti Dev.
- Typing speed calculator — compare WPM, accuracy and KDPH.
Frequently asked questions
Are these government typing requirements official?
No. This is an independent practice comparison. Official source links are included where available, but you must verify the active notification for your recruitment cycle.
Why do two exams show different Hindi layouts?
Recruiting authorities can specify different fonts or keyboard arrangements. Practise the exact layout named in your target exam rather than assuming all Hindi tests are interchangeable.
Can I practise every listed exam online?
Each name links to a practice page. Some entries are generic presets or have unconfirmed settings; read the source note before choosing one.
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