EXAM PREP
Practice for Indian government typing tests
Free, login-free practice for SSC CHSL, RRB NTPC, CPCT, and state-level clerical typing tests. Each test loads a 10-minute locked exam-style window with passages curated to match the exam’s real format. Available in English and Hindi.
SSC CHSL Tier-II Typing Test
35 WPM target · 10 min
The SSC CHSL (Combined Higher Secondary Level) typing test is a qualifying-stage skill test conducted by the Staff Selection Commission for posts such as Lower Division Clerk and Junior Secretariat Assistant. Candidates type a given passage on a computer keyboard within a fixed time window. The test is qualifying in nature, but failing it disqualifies you from selection. The practice page below gives you free, exam-aligned typing practice in English and Hindi without an account.
RRB NTPC Typing Skill Test
30 WPM target · 10 min
The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) NTPC typing skill test is a qualifying-stage assessment for posts such as Senior Clerk-cum-Typist and Junior Account Assistant. Candidates type a given passage in English or Hindi on a computer keyboard. Like SSC CHSL, the test is qualifying — but failing it removes you from the candidate pool entirely. Practice consistently and you'll clear it; here's free, exam-style practice in both languages.
Computer Proficiency Certification Test (CPCT)
30 WPM target · 15 min
The Computer Proficiency Certification Test (CPCT), conducted by the Madhya Pradesh Agency for Promotion of Information Technology (MAP_IT), is a state-level certification used for clerical hiring across MP government departments. It has two main components: a multiple-choice computer-knowledge section and a typing test in Hindi and English. The typing test threshold is 30 WPM. Practice here with the right mode settings and pass on your first attempt.
State Government Clerical Typing Tests (India)
30 WPM target · 10 min
Most Indian state governments conduct their own clerical typing tests as a qualifying stage in recruitment for posts like Lower Division Clerk, Steno-Typist, Junior Assistant, and equivalent. Thresholds vary by state and department — typically 25-35 WPM in English and 20-30 WPM in the state's official language. This page is a general practice guide that works across most state typing exams. For the exact format and threshold for your state, check the recruitment notification on the relevant state PSC or recruitment board website.