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Sarkari Typing Test Online in English and Hindi

Take a free sarkari typing test the way government exams run it: a timed passage, a set speed, and mistakes counted by the exam's own rules. Pick English or your Hindi keyboard below and the test opens with those settings.

English typing test → Hindi on Mangal InScript → Hindi on Remington → Hindi on Kruti Dev →

Five free passages in each language, no account needed. The English and Mangal buttons open the SSC CHSL settings (10 minutes, 35 WPM English, 30 WPM Hindi). Kruti Dev opens RRB NTPC (10 minutes, 25 WPM Hindi), because SSC CHSL accepts Hindi in Mangal only.

Choose the sarkari typing test for your exam

Each exam sets its own time, speed and mistake rules. These are the tests people practise most. The exam list has all 31.

ExamTimeEnglishHindiPractice
SSC CHSL (LDC/JSA)10 min35 WPM30 WPM, Mangal onlySSC CHSL test
SSC CGL (DEST)15 minabout 2,000 key depressions—CGL DEST test
RRB NTPC (CBTST)10 min on this site30 WPM25 WPM, Kruti Dev or MangalRRB NTPC test
MP CPCT15 min30 NWPM20 NWPM, InScript or Remington GAILCPCT test
Delhi High Court JJA10 min35 WPM—Delhi HC test
Delhi Police HC (Ministerial)10 min30 WPM25 WPMDelhi Police test

State and force exams have their own pages too: the UPSSSC Junior Assistant typing test (5 minutes), the PSSSB Clerk typing test in English and Punjabi, and the CRPF HC(M) typing test (35 WPM English, 30 WPM Hindi on Remington GAIL). For data entry posts, see the data entry typing test guide.

Posts in other states, courts and boards are listed in the requirements comparison. The SSC typing test guide and court typing test guide cover those exams in more detail.

Sarkari English typing test

English tests use a normal QWERTY keyboard. Most clerical posts ask for 30 or 35 words per minute, where one word is five keystrokes including spaces. Accuracy decides the rest: SSC and RRB take words off for mistakes, and some courts fail you past a set error percentage.

If you're new to timed typing, start with the 10 minute typing test to find your speed, then switch to your exam's settings. The speed guide has a practice plan for getting from 20 to 35 WPM.

Sarkari Hindi typing test

Hindi tests differ in two ways: the font and the key arrangement. Mangal is a Unicode font that you can type with either InScript or Remington keys. Kruti Dev 010 is an older font with its own Remington-style keys. SSC CHSL accepts Hindi in Mangal only, while RRB NTPC provides both Kruti Dev and Mangal, so check your notice before learning one layout.

Hindi works in the browser here without installing a keyboard driver. The Hindi typing test page compares the three layouts, and the key chart shows where each letter sits.

How to practise for a government typing test

If our settings and your official notice disagree, follow the notice, and email the page address to support@sarkariexamtyping.com so we can check it.

Sarkari typing test questions

Is this sarkari typing test free?

Yes. Every exam has five free passages in each language, and you don't need an account. You can repeat a passage as often as you like.

What typing speed do sarkari jobs ask for?

Most clerical typing tests ask for 25 to 35 words per minute. SSC CHSL asks for 35 WPM in English or 30 in Hindi over 10 minutes, RRB NTPC for 30 in English or 25 in Hindi, and the Delhi High Court JJA test for 35 WPM in English. Check the notice for your own post.

Which Hindi font is used in sarkari typing tests?

It depends on the exam. The SSC CHSL 2026 notice allows Hindi typing in Mangal only. RRB's 2025 NTPC notices say both Kruti Dev and Mangal are provided. Mangal is a font, so also check whether your exam uses the InScript or Remington key arrangement.

Can I practise a sarkari English typing test and a Hindi test on the same site?

Yes. Start the English test on QWERTY, or pick Hindi on Mangal InScript, Mangal Remington or Kruti Dev 010. Hindi works in the browser without installing a keyboard driver, but you need a physical keyboard.

Is this an official government typing test?

No. Sarkari Exam Typing is an independent practice site and isn't connected to SSC, RRB, any court or any recruitment board. A practice result doesn't confirm that you'd pass the official test.

Exam figures checked 2026-09-14 against the SSC CHSL 2026 and CGL 2026 notices, RRB CEN 06/2025 and 07/2025, the Delhi High Court JJA 2026 notice and the SSC Delhi Police HC (Ministerial) 2025 notice. CPCT figures come from earlier checks; its official PDFs didn't load that day. Sources are linked on each exam page.