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Hindi Typing Test Online – Kruti Dev, Mangal & English WPM
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- Nothing is uploaded
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Pick a language, press Start typing test, then type the passage. Live WPM, accuracy and errors update as you go. Files and text stay on your device.
- 1 Language
- 2 Time
- 3 Start & type
- 4 See WPM
Exam Mode – instructions – the timer starts on your first key press
- The timer starts on your first key press in the typing box; it is fixed and cannot be paused; the test submits automatically when time is up.
- Backspace and Delete are disabled – mistakes cannot be corrected, keep typing.
- Copy, Paste, Cut, right-click and auto-complete are disabled.
- Mistakes are not highlighted in red while typing; the result appears at the end.
- Choose the pass/fail standard (speed and error %) above. These are common standards, not any exam’s official rules – always check your recruitment notification.
Upload tip: text, Markdown, Word (.docx) or PDF — max about 2 MB. File stays on this device.
Display & sound settings
Shortcuts: Esc pause/resume · Ctrl+Enter restart · Alt+N new passage. Pasting is disabled.
How are WPM, accuracy and errors calculated?
- Gross WPM = (all keystrokes ÷ 5) ÷ minutes. In Kruti Dev mode a keystroke is each key you press; in Mangal mode each Unicode character you type.
- Net WPM = gross WPM − (uncorrected errors ÷ minutes), never below 0.
- Errors are counted per visible letter (grapheme): क्षि or प्र counts as one letter, so one wrong matra is one error, not three.
- Accuracy = correct letters ÷ letters typed × 100.
- The timer starts with your first key, stops while paused, and the test ends when time is up, you press Finish or you complete the passage.
Your progress
How the typing test works
- Choose a mode – English, Kruti Dev or Hindi Unicode – and set the time.
- Start typing the passage in the box below. Correct letters turn green and mistakes turn red.
- Your result appears when the time runs out or you finish the passage.
Kruti Dev typing test (CPCT, SSC and court exams)
Many government typing tests – MP CPCT, Rajasthan High Court LDC, district court clerk, SSC and state stenographer exams – require Hindi typing in the Kruti Dev 010 font on the Remington keyboard layout. In Kruti Dev mode the passage is shown only in Hindi. You type the Remington keys on a normal keyboard (for example lqcg = सुबह, gS = है) and a live preview converts your typing to Hindi, so you can catch matra and half-letter mistakes instantly. Mangal (Unicode) mode works with the Inscript layout or any Hindi input method on your device. You do not need to install the Kruti Dev font.
How WPM is counted: 5 keystrokes = 1 word. Gross WPM = all keystrokes ÷ 5 ÷ minutes; net WPM counts only correct keystrokes. Most exams ask for 25–35 net WPM in Hindi and 30–35 WPM in English – always check your notification.
🔒 Privacy: this tool runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is uploaded or sent anywhere; only your scores (not your text) are kept in this browser for the progress chart – close the tab and it is gone.
Free typing speed test: how WPM is calculated
This free typing test measures your speed in words per minute (WPM), the unit employers and typing courses use in the US, UK, Canada and Australia. The default is a 1-minute WPM test in English. Choose 2, 5, 10 or 15 minutes for a steadier result. Long tests automatically add more passages, so the text never runs out.
- One “word” = 5 keystrokes, including spaces and punctuation, so long and short words count fairly.
- Gross WPM = (keystrokes ÷ 5) ÷ minutes.
- Net WPM = gross WPM − (uncorrected errors ÷ minutes). This is the number most tests report.
- Accuracy = correct characters ÷ characters typed × 100.
Example: in a 1-minute test you type 250 keystrokes with 3 uncorrected errors. Your gross speed is 250 ÷ 5 = 50 WPM and your net speed is 50 − 3 = 47 WPM. An average adult types around 35–40 WPM. Many office jobs ask for 40–50 WPM with 90%+ accuracy, and data-entry roles often want 60 WPM or more.
Practise with your own text: choose Custom text under “Passage / lesson”. Paste anything, such as a work email or exam material, or upload a .txt, .docx or PDF file. The file is read in your browser and never uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
Which keyboard layout does the Kruti Dev test use?
The Kruti Dev 010 Remington (typewriter) layout. You press the same keys on a normal QWERTY keyboard that produce Hindi letters in the Kruti Dev font.
Do I need to install the Kruti Dev font?
No. The passage and your preview are shown in Unicode Hindi, which your browser draws itself.
How is WPM calculated?
Every 5 keystrokes count as one word. Net WPM counts only correct characters, so mistakes lower your speed.
Is this the official CPCT or SSC test?
No, it is a practice tool. The real exam software, timing and rules may differ.
Is my typing saved?
No, unless you are logged in and choose to save a result. Otherwise everything stays in your browser.
How is WPM calculated in this typing test?
Every 5 keystrokes count as one word. Gross WPM is keystrokes ÷ 5 ÷ minutes. Net WPM subtracts uncorrected errors per minute. Accuracy is correct characters ÷ characters typed.
Is this 1-minute typing test free?
Yes. It is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser. You can also choose 2, 5, 10 or 15 minutes, or a custom time.
Can I use my own text for the typing test?
Yes. Choose Custom text, then paste text or upload a .txt, .docx or PDF file. It works in English, Hindi Unicode (Mangal) and Kruti Dev modes. Your last 5 custom texts are saved only on your device.