Government Typing Exams in India: SSC, RRB, Courts and States
Find the exam family for your post, then open its rules and practice page. These routes cover typing and data-entry stages; they are not vacancy listings.
Choose your exam family
- SSC typing tests: compare CHSL LDC/JSA typing, CGL DEST and Stenographer transcription. Their tasks and timers differ.
- RRB NTPC CBTST: for the specified clerical and accounts posts. The profile separates the 2025 notices from detailed CEN 06/2024 instructions.
- MP CPCT: English and Hindi typing alongside a computer-knowledge assessment. This site practises the typing component.
- PSSSB Clerk: English and Punjabi practice. Advertisement 02/2026 and the historic typing instruction sheets have different scopes; read the PSSSB rules guide.
- UPSSSC Junior Assistant: the source establishes speed requirements, while several practice mechanics remain unconfirmed.
- Court typing tests: choose the particular court and post. There is no single High Court or district-court typing format.
More clerical and assistant typing tests
Open the page for your post to check its sources and practice settings.
- Education and social security: KVS Junior Secretariat Assistant, NVS Junior Secretariat Assistant, CBSE Junior Assistant and EPFO Social Security Assistant.
- Police and central forces: CRPF Head Constable Ministerial, Delhi Police Head Constable Ministerial and UP Police Computer Operator.
- State recruitment: BSSC Inter Level, DSSSB LDC and Junior Assistant, RSSB LDC and Clerk and UPPSC ARO Hindi practice.
- For a general practice target, use the State Clerk and LDC preset. It does not represent one state's recruitment rules.
Compare requirements without mixing recruitment cycles
The 32-profile requirements directory lists the simulator's languages, targets and timers beside its source notes. Use it to find a profile, then read the dated notice linked there. A practice timer is not proof of an official duration.
For example, SSC evaluation rules distinguish full and half mistakes. Other bodies count words or errors differently. The generic scoring guide explains the measures without making one formula universal.
Start at the right level
If you are still searching for keys, use keyboard lessons. If you can copy a short passage comfortably, take a complete attempt with the correct layout. Review omitted words, spacing and repeated mistakes before the next test.
Keep the duration, language and scoring model the same when comparing attempts. Use unfamiliar passages as well as repeated drills; memorising one passage can hide reading mistakes.
Questions about typing exams in India
Does every government recruitment include typing?
No. Read the selection stages for your exact post. The government-jobs guide explains where typing, data entry and shorthand differ.
Is one speed enough for every exam?
No. Speed, language, accuracy and the definition of a word vary. Use the source-linked profile for your recruitment.
Where are the official documents?
The source register links the documents used by this site and explains gaps in the evidence.
Directory reviewed 21 September 2026 against the current practice profiles and their recorded sources. A practice result is not an official qualification.