SSC CHSL Typing Practice
Simulate and practice the SSC CHSL typing test with real exam guidelines. English (35 WPM) and Hindi (30 WPM) modes, strict error evaluation, and backspace analytics.
Daily practice plan for SSC CHSL typing
The LDC/JSA typing test asks for 35 wpm in English or 30 wpm in Hindi over 10 minutes, and the DEO's DEST asks for 8,000 key depressions per hour over 15 minutes. A steady daily routine gets you there faster than occasional long sessions.
Four-week routine
- Week 1: 20 minutes of lessons for weak keys, then two 5-minute tests at 95%+ accuracy.
- Week 2: one 10-minute test a day; review every wrong word afterwards.
- Week 3: alternate 10-minute typing tests and 15-minute DEST-style passages.
- Week 4: full mock tests in exam conditions — no highlighting, manual scrolling.
What to track
- Net speed after mistakes, not raw speed.
- Your weakest keys and the words you repeat mistakes on.
- Whether speed drops in the last minutes — that's a stamina gap.
Full exam rules: SSC CHSL typing test guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the speed requirement for SSC CHSL Typing Test?
For English, you need 35 WPM (approx. 1750 key depressions in 10 minutes). For Hindi, the required speed is 30 WPM (approx. 1500 key depressions in 10 minutes).
Is backspace allowed in the SSC CHSL DEST exam?
Yes, backspace is fully allowed in the SSC CHSL typing exam. You can make corrections within the 10-minute duration.
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