Learn typing online, one lesson at a time
Choose English, Hindi, Marathi or Punjabi. The 136 lessons start with key positions and move on to words and passages. In the free lesson sequence, earn three stars to open the next lesson. A paid plan opens every lesson at once. If you already type without looking down, changing an existing typing habit is worth reading first.
- Free for ever
- Every English QWERTY lesson, plus the first lesson in each Hindi, Marathi and Punjabi layout — 33 in all. No account is needed for free lessons.
- With a plan
- The other 103 — every level in Mangal InScript, Mangal Remington, Kruti Dev, Devanagari InScript (Marathi) and Gurmukhi InScript — opened at once, and the same key opens them in the Windows app.See the plans
How to learn typing for a government exam
Work through the lessons in order until your fingers stop hunting for keys, then move to timed passages, where mistakes start costing marks. When the same keys keep catching you out, repeat that lesson rather than pushing on. If this is your first visit, how to use this site walks through one session from start to finish.
First, the layout your notice names
Practising on the wrong keyboard wastes the work, and Hindi has three in use: Mangal InScript, Remington GAIL and Kruti Dev. Once you know which one applies to you:
- English. Finish the QWERTY lessons, then take a 10-minute typing test to see where your speed actually sits.
- Hindi. Read the Hindi typing practice guide before the lessons, so you start on the right one of the three.
- SSC, RRB or a court post. Check the requirements comparison for the speed you are working towards, then confirm it against your own notice.
Then, your first timed test
Pick your exam in the app before you start, so the timer and the error rules match the real one. Check the editing keys first: they are not the same everywhere, most presets allow backspace only inside the word you are typing, and one blocks it completely. Afterwards the WPM and KDPH calculator puts your result in the unit your notice uses, and the source notes show where each rule came from. For exam-style timing outside the lessons, use an online typing test.