Typing Speed Test

English · Hindi · Hinglish · Government Exam Simulator — new content every time, never repeats.

📅 Today's Challenge

One shared sentence, same for everyone today. Type it, then share your result.

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Typing Consistency

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How steady your speed stayed across the whole test.

Flow Difficulty Curve

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How the difficulty quietly adapted to your pace as you typed.

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Speed Demon

Based on how you actually typed this test

🌱 My Garden

Every test grows a plant here — clean typing grows tall, sloppy typing wilts.

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A downloadable certificate with your score — useful for job applications and exam practice records.

Why this typing test is different

Most typing tests online only support English. This one is built for how Indians actually type — switching between Hindi, English, and Hinglish in the same day, sometimes the same sentence.

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True Hinglish Mode

Type real Hinglish sentences the way you'd text a friend — not forced English or forced Hindi.

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Govt Exam Simulator

Practice at the exact speed and time limits used in SSC, UPSSSC, and Court Typist exams.

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Never Repeats

Every test pulls fresh, random content — you won't see the same sentence twice in a row.

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Weak Key Detection

After every test, see exactly which keys slow you down most — so you know what to practice.

How it works

Pick your mode and difficulty

Choose English, Hindi, Hinglish, Mixed, or Govt Exam — then set Easy to Extreme difficulty.

Set your time

15 seconds to 10 minutes. Govt Exam mode automatically matches real exam duration.

Start typing

Click the box and start — the timer begins on your first keystroke, not before.

Get your results

See your WPM, accuracy, total errors, and your personal weak keys — instantly.

Government exam typing benchmarks

Reference speed and duration requirements for common Indian typing exams — use these as your practice target.

Exam	English Speed	Hindi Speed	Duration
SSC CGL / CHSL (LDC)	35 WPM	30 WPM	10–15 min
SSC CHSL DEO	27–50 WPM	—	15 min
UPSSSC Junior Assistant	25–35 WPM	25–30 WPM	10 min
High Court LDC / Clerk	30–40 WPM	25–35 WPM	10–15 min
State DEO / CPCT	30–35 WPM	25–30 WPM	10–15 min

Note: exact requirements vary by exam notification and category. Always verify against your official exam notice.

Mangal Font Typing Test

Mangal is the standard Unicode font used for Hindi typing across most government exams and computers in India. Unlike Krutidev, Mangal follows Unicode encoding, so the text you type displays correctly on any device without needing a special font installed.

Our Hindi mode uses Unicode input, matching the Mangal font layout used in exams like CPCT, SSC, and UP Police computer operator tests. Practice here to get comfortable with matra placement and conjunct characters before your exam.

UPSSSC Junior Assistant Typing Test

The UPSSSC Junior Assistant typing test typically requires 25–35 WPM in English or 25–30 WPM in Hindi, completed within a 10-minute window with backspace usage restricted or penalized. Accuracy above 90% is usually expected to qualify.

Use our Govt Exam mode set to Hindi or English to simulate this exact time limit and get comfortable typing without relying on backspace corrections.

Kruti Dev Typing Test

Kruti Dev is a legacy non-Unicode Hindi font still required by several government exams and typing centers, especially older SSC, court, and state-level recruitment exams. It uses a different character mapping than Unicode fonts like Mangal, so practicing on the correct layout matters.

Our typing engine runs on Unicode internally for accuracy and compatibility, so treat practice here as building raw speed and muscle memory — always confirm with your exam notification whether Kruti Dev or Unicode Mangal is required.

Frequently asked questions

What is a good typing speed?+

The global average typing speed is around 40-45 WPM, based on analysis of tens of millions of standardized tests. Beginners typically type 20-35 WPM, intermediate typists reach 35-50 WPM, and 50-70 WPM is considered good for everyday office work. Anything above 80 WPM puts you in the fast, professional-typist tier, while data entry and transcription roles often expect 60-90+ WPM. Speed alone isn't the full picture, though — accuracy above 95% matters just as much, since correcting mistakes usually costs more time than typing a little slower and cleaner.

Does this support Mangal font typing?+

Yes. The Hindi mode uses Unicode input, which matches the Mangal font layout used on most government exam computers and modern devices across India. Unlike legacy fonts, Mangal (Unicode) displays correctly on any device without needing a special font installed, which is why most newer government exams have shifted to it. Practicing here helps you get comfortable with matra placement and conjunct characters (like क्ष, त्र, ज्ञ) before facing the real exam interface.

How much typing speed is required for SSC CGL?+

SSC CGL typically requires 35 WPM in English or 30 WPM in Hindi, measured over a 10-15 minute test window on a gross depression basis. Error tolerance varies by category — generally around 20% for unreserved candidates and up to 30% for reserved categories, though this can change with each exam notification. Since the test is usually qualifying in nature (not counted toward final merit), consistent accuracy under time pressure matters more than raw speed alone.

What are the UPSSSC typing test rules?+

UPSSSC typing tests generally require 25-35 WPM in English or 25-30 WPM in Hindi, completed within a 10-minute window. Backspace use is often restricted or heavily penalized, which is different from casual typing where corrections are free — so practicing without relying on backspace is genuinely useful preparation. Accuracy of 90% or higher is usually expected to qualify, and net speed is calculated by subtracting a penalty for each mistake from your gross typing speed.

What is the difference between Kruti Dev and Mangal font?+

Kruti Dev is a legacy, non-Unicode Hindi font that uses a custom character mapping — the same key can produce a completely different character than it would in a Unicode font. Mangal, by contrast, is a Unicode font that follows the standard character encoding, so text typed in it displays correctly across any modern device, browser, or operating system without extra installation. Several older government exams (especially some state-level and court recruitment exams) still require Kruti Dev specifically, while most newer exams have moved to Unicode Mangal — always check your exact exam notification, since the two are not interchangeable.

Is the Hinglish mode real Hindi-English mixing?+

Yes. Most typing tests keep Hindi and English completely separate, even though that's not how most Indians actually type day-to-day. The Hinglish mode here uses natural code-switched sentences — the kind you'd genuinely send on WhatsApp or type while chatting with a friend — mixing both languages within the same sentence rather than forcing a pure-English or pure-Hindi structure.

Does the Govt Exam mode match the real exam rules?+

It's built to match the speed and time benchmarks published for common exams like SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, and UPSSSC Junior Assistant — including realistic passage style and duration options. That said, exact rules (error tolerance, category-wise relaxation, backspace policy) can change with each new notification, so always cross-check against your specific exam's official circular before relying on any practice tool as your final reference.

Is this typing test free?+

Yes, completely free with unlimited use — no login, signup, or payment required at any point. There are no hidden limits on the number of tests you can take, and every mode (English, Hindi, Hinglish, Mixed, and Govt Exam) is fully unlocked from the start.

Will I ever see the same sentence twice?+

Each mode and difficulty level draws from a large pool of sentences, and the system specifically avoids repeating the same one back-to-back. As you keep practicing, content is combined and shuffled so you get fresh material far more often than a repeat, keeping practice sessions realistic instead of memorized.

Ready to test your speed?

Scroll up, pick a mode, and start typing — takes less than a minute.