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Government Exam Typing Tests — Free Simulators for Every Format

8 exam formats · English & Hindi Mangal · updated 22 September 2026

Every recruitment board scores typing differently. SSC counts key depressions, the railways deduct ten words for each mistake past a small buffer, CPCT reports net words per minute over fifteen minutes, and several High Courts award marks instead of a simple pass. Practising on a generic typing test tells you very little about whether you would clear your own skill test. These simulators run each format on its own rules, in English and in Hindi Mangal InScript, free and without an account.

SSC CHSL (LDC / JSA)35 WPM English · 30 WPM Hindi · 10 min SSC CGL DEST / DEO~27 WPM English · — Hindi · 15 min RRB NTPC typist posts30 WPM English · 25 WPM Hindi · 10 min Delhi Police HC (Ministerial)30 WPM English · 25 WPM Hindi · 10 min High Court Junior Assistant30 WPM English · 25 WPM Hindi · 10 min BSSC Inter Level35 WPM English · 30 WPM Hindi · 10 min per language MP CPCT30 NWPM English · 20 NWPM Hindi · 15 min Hindi (Mangal InScript) — any exam— English · 25 WPM target Hindi · 5 / 10 / 15 min

Compare the formats side by side

Norms as stated in recent official notices and rule books. Always confirm in the notification for your own recruitment year.
ExamEnglishHindiDurationScoringWeight
SSC CHSL (LDC / JSA)35 WPM30 WPM10 minWords typed minus mistakesQualifying
SSC CGL DEST / DEO~27 WPM15 min2,000 key depressionsQualifying
RRB NTPC typist posts30 WPM25 WPM10 min5% buffer, then 10 words per mistakeQualifying
Delhi Police HC (Ministerial)30 WPM25 WPM10 minWords typed minus mistakesQualifying
High Court Junior Assistant30 WPM25 WPM10 minOften carries marksMarks in several courts
BSSC Inter Level35 WPM30 WPM10 min per languageWords typed minus mistakesQualifying
MP CPCT30 NWPM20 NWPM15 minCharacters ÷ 5 minus mistakesCertificate score
Hindi (Mangal InScript) — any exam25 WPM target5 / 10 / 15 minWords typed minus mistakesPractice

The one idea that clears skill tests

Almost every scoring formula used in Indian recruitment punishes mistakes far more heavily than it rewards speed. On the railway formula, a single mistake beyond the buffer removes ten words from your total — a whole word per minute off a ten minute test. On CPCT, mistakes are subtracted before the division. In High Court recruitment, mistakes cost marks that decide your rank.

So the correct training target is not "faster". It is 98% accuracy at a speed slightly above the requirement. A candidate who types 34 WPM cleanly clears a 30 WPM test every time. A candidate who types 42 WPM with twelve mistakes fails formulas that the slower candidate passes.

Hindi typing without installing anything

Most candidates preparing for Hindi typing hit the same wall: the exam uses Mangal Unicode with the InScript layout, and their own computer has no Hindi keyboard installed. Every Hindi simulator here builds the Devanagari InScript layout into the page itself, so pressing K produces क and Shift + K produces ख, exactly as on the examination machine. A key map is available on screen while you type.

The mapping follows the Windows Devanagari-INSCRIPT layout, which is the layout behind Mangal typing tests. If you already have Hindi input installed, switch the keyboard mode to "My own" and the page stays out of the way.

How to structure eight weeks of preparation

Assumes 25–30 minutes a day. Skip to week 3 if you already touch type.
WeeksFocusWhere to practise
1–2Finger map, home row, no looking downDay 1-9 of the course
3–4Full keyboard, punctuation, capitalsDay 10-18
5Accuracy to 98% at a comfortable pacePlain practice test
6Digits, symbols, report-style textDay 24-27 and DEST simulator
7–8Full length runs in your exam's exact formatThe simulator for your exam, once a day

Reading material: government exam typing guide, how to increase typing speed, and हिंदी टाइपिंग कैसे सीखें.

Frequently asked questions

Which typing test should I practise on?

Open the simulator named after your recruitment — the speed norm, duration and scoring formula all differ between boards, so practising on the wrong format gives you a misleading score.

Do I need to install a Hindi keyboard for these tests?

No. Every Hindi-enabled simulator on this site includes the Devanagari InScript layout inside the page, so your normal QWERTY keyboard produces Hindi characters. If Hindi input is already installed on your computer, switch the keyboard mode to 'My own'.

Are these official tests?

No. These are free practice simulators built to match the formats described in official notices. They are not affiliated with SSC, the Railway Recruitment Boards, MAP_IT, any High Court or any state commission. Always confirm speed norms in the notification for your own recruitment year.

Is anything paid, and is my data stored?

Everything on TypeFlowUltra is free with no signup. Your attempts are saved only in your own browser storage; nothing is uploaded to a server.

How long does it take to reach 35 WPM?

From a standing start, most candidates who practise twenty to thirty minutes a day reach 30 to 35 WPM in eight to twelve weeks. Existing touch typists usually need three to four weeks to move from 25 to 35 WPM.

Important note on accuracy of figures

TypeFlowUltra is an independent free practice site and is not affiliated with the Staff Selection Commission, the Railway Recruitment Boards, MAP_IT, any High Court or any state selection commission. Speed norms, durations and error limits are taken from official notices and rule books available at the time of writing and are re-checked periodically, but recruitment rules change. The notification for your own examination is always the authority. See our disclaimer and editorial policy.