SSC CHSL Typing Test Practice
Prepare for the SSC CHSL (Combined Higher Secondary Level) typing test. Posts like LDC and Postal/Sorting Assistant require mandatory typing qualification. Practice daily to clear the 35 WPM target.
35
WPM Required (English)
30
WPM Required (Hindi)
10
Minutes Test Duration
95%
Accuracy Target
📋 SSC Typing Test Requirements:
- • English Typing: 35 WPM on computer
- • Hindi Typing: 30 WPM on Mangal font (KrutiDev)
- • Test duration: 10 minutes for most posts
- • The test uses a predefined passage — practice on varied text
- • Only English typing is practiced here — use Hindi tool for Hindi
10:00
WPM0
Accuracy100%
Target35
About SSC Typing Test
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) conducts typing tests for various government posts in India. The typing test is a mandatory skill test for posts like Lower Division Clerk (LDC), Data Entry Operator (DEO), and Postal Assistant.
- Practice daily for at least 30 minutes to reach target speed
- Focus on accuracy first — errors are penalized heavily in SSC tests
- Use all 10 fingers for maximum efficiency
- Practice with the specific font required for Hindi (Mangal/KrutiDev)
- Take timed practice sessions that match the actual test duration
SSC Typing Test FAQs
What is the qualifying speed for SSC typing test?
For English typing, the qualifying speed is 35 WPM (words per minute). For Hindi typing, it is 30 WPM. The test is conducted on a computer using a standard keyboard and software like Remington or Mangal font.
How is the SSC typing test scored?
The SSC typing test is a qualifying test — meaning you either pass or fail. Errors (incorrect words) are counted and deducted from the total. You need to achieve the minimum WPM after error deductions to qualify.
How long is the SSC typing test?
The SSC typing test is typically 10 minutes long. In this time, you must type a given passage at the required speed. Regular practice with 10-minute timed tests is the best preparation.