Delhi High Court JJA Typing Test: Rules & Practice
The Delhi High Court Junior Judicial Assistant typing test is one of India's most competitive court skill tests — English-only, blind mode, single 10-minute window. Here's how it works.
Updated for the current recruitment cycle · Reading time ~6 min · By the TypingTestExam team
35 WPM
Speed
10 min
Duration
Blind
Mode
English
Language
Qualifying
Nature
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The Delhi High Court conducts a typing skill test for Junior Judicial Assistant (JJA), Senior Personal Assistant, Personal Assistant, Restorer and Group C clerical posts. Each notification draws lakhs of applicants for a few hundred seats, making accuracy under pressure critical.
Typing standard
You must type at 35 WPM in English in a 10-minute computer-based test. It is qualifying in nature — you must clear the speed to advance.
Blind mode. The Delhi HC test shows no real-time error highlights — the screen looks identical whether you typed correctly or made many mistakes. Net WPM is evaluated using the same penalty formula used across SSC and DSSSB. There is no second attempt on the day; your one 10-minute window decides it.
Stenographer note
For Stenographer Grade III and Personal Assistant posts, an additional shorthand dictation round at 80–100 WPM applies. For JJA and most Group C posts, only the 35 WPM English typing test is required — no shorthand.
How to prepare
Train in blind mode — build the reflex of reading the source passage, not watching for errors.
Prioritise accuracy — net-WPM penalties are unforgiving.
Practise legal English passages for court vocabulary.
Build to 40 WPM so 35 holds in a single high-pressure window.
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What is the typing speed for Delhi High Court JJA?
35 WPM in English, in a 10-minute computer-based test, qualifying in nature.
Is the Delhi High Court typing test in blind mode?
Yes. There is no real-time error highlighting — the screen looks the same whether you type correctly or make errors.
Which Delhi HC posts require a typing test?
Junior Judicial Assistant (JJA), Senior Personal Assistant, Personal Assistant, Restorer and Stenographer Grade III. It is conducted after the written exam and is qualifying.
Does Delhi HC JJA need shorthand?
No. Shorthand applies only to Stenographer Grade III and PA posts (80–100 WPM dictation). JJA needs only 35 WPM English typing.
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