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| Exam | Requirement |
|---|---|
| SSC CHSL (DEO posts) | 15 min, 8,000 key depressions/hour |
| SSC CGL (Tax Assistant, CAG) | 15 min, 8,000 key depressions/hour |
| SSC CGL (Statistical Investigator, other Gr B/C) | Typing test only (35 wpm English / 30 wpm Hindi) — no DEST |
Always confirm the exact requirement in your exam's official notification — SSC updates typing/DEST norms post-wise and year-wise.
Every character you type — including spaces and punctuation — counts as one key depression. If you type 2,000 correct key depressions in 15 minutes, your rate is 2,000 × 4 = 8,000 key depressions/hour. Wrong entries are typically deducted before the rate is calculated, which is why accuracy matters more than raw speed.
No — it's a free practice tool to build muscle memory and estimate your speed. The real SSC exam runs on its own proctored software at the exam centre; use this to practise the skill, not to predict your exact score.
Aim to comfortably clear 9,000–10,000 key depressions/hour in practice, well above the 8,000 minimum, so nerves on exam day don't push you under the cutoff.
Most DEST posts are English-medium (QWERTY). Some SSC CGL posts accept Hindi typing on a standard Hindi keyboard (Remington or InScript) — check your specific post's notification.
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See free Govt Exam Prep course →Educational tool built by CourPro. Benchmarks summarised from publicly available SSC exam notifications; always verify against the current official notification for your exact post before your exam.