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How fast do you type under the clock?

Practise for the typing and data-entry stages of government exams — in English or Hindi. The clock starts on your first keystroke; your speed, accuracy, and key depressions per hour appear the moment time runs out. Everything runs in your browser.

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The examination hall was silent except for the steady sound of typing. Candidates who practise regularly find that speed grows from accuracy, not the other way around. Read the whole word, type it completely, and move on without looking down at the keyboard. A steady rhythm of forty words per minute with very few mistakes will always score better than a fast but careless attempt. Remember that the qualifying test rewards consistency, so build a daily habit of ten focused minutes rather than one long session before the exam.

What speed do the exams actually require?

Typical benchmarks from recent notifications: SSC CHSL (LDC/JSA) requires 35 WPM in English or 30 WPM in Hindi (roughly 10,500 / 9,000 key depressions per hour), and the SSC CGL DEST expects about 8,000 key depressions per hour (2,000 in 15 minutes). Courts and banking posts set similar bars. Exact requirements vary by notification — always confirm from the official notice for your exam and cycle.

Typing Hindi in the browser

This test compares whole words, so it works with whichever Hindi input method your device uses — Inscript, Remington (Kruti Dev layout), or phonetic transliteration. The actual exam specifies its permitted keyboard layouts in the notification; practise here for speed and rhythm, and practise your exam layout separately if it differs from your everyday input method.

How the numbers are calculated

Gross WPM counts all typed characters (5 characters = 1 word) per minute. Net WPM counts only correctly typed words — this is the number that matters, because exam evaluation deducts errors. Accuracy is correct words as a share of attempted words, and key depressions per hour is your total keystrokes scaled to an hour. Nothing you type leaves your device.

Frequently asked questions

What typing speed do government exams require?
Typical benchmarks: SSC CHSL (LDC/JSA) asks 35 WPM in English or 30 WPM in Hindi, and the SSC CGL DEST expects about 8,000 key depressions per hour. Exact bars vary by notification — confirm from the official notice for your cycle.
Which Hindi keyboard layouts work with the test?
All of them — the test compares whole words, so Inscript, Remington (Kruti Dev) and phonetic transliteration all score correctly. Practise your exam's permitted layout separately if it differs from your everyday input method.
How are WPM and accuracy calculated?
Gross WPM counts all typed characters (5 characters = 1 word) per minute; net WPM counts only correctly typed words; accuracy is correct words over attempted words; key depressions per hour scales your total keystrokes to an hour.
Is what I type recorded?
No — the test runs entirely in your browser and nothing you type leaves your device.