Court Typing Practice
Practice court-level typing tests for Clerk, Steno, and LDC exams. Legal terminology paragraphs, Remington Gail/Kruti Dev layouts, and restricted backspace simulation.
Court Typing Standards & Guidelines
Prepare effectively for High Court Clerks, Stenographers, and Junior Assistants.
Court Typing Specifications
High Court typing tests are historically known for high speed requirements (often 40+ WPM) and extremely low error thresholds (sometimes under 3% error margin).
Target Speed
35 - 40 WPM
Required for both Hindi and English options. High accuracy is heavily weighted.
Hindi Fonts
Kruti Dev 010 / Remington
Supports both non-Unicode (Kruti Dev) and Unicode (Mangal Remington) formats.
Exam Pacing & Strict Accuracy
- ✖ Backspace restriction: Some exams disable the backspace key. If you make a mistake, you must keep moving forward. Accuracy is critical.
- ✔ High-speed passages: Paragraphs often feature complex legal terms, abbreviations, and numerical citations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which Hindi font is used in High Court typing exams?
Most state High Courts (like Rajasthan, Allahabad, MP) mandate Kruti Dev 010 or Mangal (Remington Gail/Inscript) fonts for the Hindi typing segment.
Is backspace allowed in court typing tests?
Rules vary. Some High Courts (like Allahabad High Court) disable the backspace key completely, while others allow restricted backspacing. TypeGuru supports both configurations.
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