Typing Test for Government Exams
Practise typing for government exams with candidate details, a free Basic Layout and four Pro examination interfaces. Review the exact profile and scoring disclosure.
Basic Layout vs Pro exam interfaces
The free Basic Layout gives you a candidate-details field and a single, general exam-style passage — enough to get used to typing under exam conditions before your test date. The four Pro layouts replicate the screen structure used by specific recruitment bodies more closely, so the transition from practice to the real exam room has fewer surprises.
Each exam has its own duration, language and scoring rule, so start by choosing your actual exam from the government exam directory rather than guessing — SSC, RRB, courts, police and stenographer posts don't all use the same passage length or qualifying speed.
What "exam-accurate" means here
Where a recruitment body has published an official speed and accuracy rule, the relevant exam page states it and links the source. Where no official figure exists yet for a given cycle, the page says so plainly rather than presenting a guess as fact — read the profile notes on your chosen exam page before treating any number as a target.
Frequently asked questions
How is typing speed calculated?
General practice uses NFC-normalized grapheme units divided by five and elapsed minutes. The result separately explains raw errors, weights, accuracy and completion.
Is this an official government evaluation?
No. Each exam can use different instructions. An unverified formula is labelled as a practice simulation; read the selected profile and authority source.
Which features are free?
Global and Basic Exam practice are free. Register free for 15 selectable passages per level and saved results. Pro adds the full bank, four exam layouts, interactive lessons and Create Own Test.