About TypingAbhyas
TypingAbhyas is a free online typing practice website for Indian government exam aspirants. You can take English and Hindi (Inscript, Mangal) typing tests that follow the real rules of SSC CHSL, SSC CGL, RRB NTPC, CPCT, DSSSB and state and court clerk exams — and after every test you see your net speed, accuracy and exactly which words you got wrong.
“Abhyas” (अभ्यास) means practice. The name is the promise: steady, honest practice in the same conditions you will face on exam day.
- What it is
- A browser-based typing test and tutor. Nothing to download.
- Who it is for
- Candidates preparing for skill tests in central, state and court recruitment exams.
- Languages
- English (QWERTY) and Hindi (Inscript, Unicode — or Hinglish while you learn). Krutidev coming soon.
- Cost
- Free. Supported by ads, which never interrupt a test.
- Account
- Not required. There is nothing to sign up for.
- Device
- Desktop or laptop with a physical keyboard, as in the exam.
Why we built TypingAbhyas
Every year, candidates who clear the written stage lose their selection in the typing skill test. Usually it is not a lack of speed. It is unfamiliar exam software, a Hindi layout they never practised, or mistakes they did not know were being counted.
Most typing sites are built for fun or for office typing. TypingAbhyas is built for one job: getting you through a government typing test. It is designed to work on slow connections and ordinary cyber-café computers, in English and in Hindi.
What TypingAbhyas does differently
- 1Exam rules, not generic tests. Each test follows its exam’s duration, target speed, backspace setting and error rules, with the passage shown above a typing box just like exam software.
- 2Hindi typing with no software. Type Inscript (Mangal) Hindi straight from your normal keyboard. The conversion happens in your browser — no Windows keyboard settings, no downloads. New to Inscript? Start in Hinglish: type the word in English letters and it turns into Hindi.
- 3Every mistake, explained. Results separate full mistakes (omission, substitution, addition, wrong spelling) from half mistakes (spacing, capitalization, punctuation), list each wrong word next to the correct one, and show a heatmap of the keys you miss.
- 4A clear next step. After each test you get specific suggestions and a one-click drill built from real words that use your weakest keys.
How TypingAbhyas calculates your speed
We use the same formulas exam software uses, and show them next to every number:
| Measure | Formula |
|---|---|
| Gross WPM | (characters typed ÷ 5) ÷ minutes |
| Net WPM | Gross WPM − (full mistakes + ½ × half mistakes) ÷ minutes |
| Error % | (full mistakes + ½ × half mistakes) ÷ words typed × 100 |
| Accuracy | 100 − error % |
| KDPH | key presses × 60 ÷ minutes |
A test counts as passed when your net speed (or KDPH, for SSC CGL DEST) meets the exam target and your error percentage stays within the exam’s limit.
Exams you can practise for
- Central exams: SSC CHSL, SSC CGL (DEST), RRB NTPC, DSSSB, CPCT — English and Hindi.
- Court exams: High Court clerk and junior assistant tests — English now, Hindi Krutidev coming soon.
- State exams: UPSSSC (Uttar Pradesh), MPESB (Madhya Pradesh), RSMSSB (Rajasthan), BSSC (Bihar) — English now, Hindi Krutidev coming soon.
Our principles
- Honest about rules. Exam rules change. Our targets follow recent notifications, and we always ask you to confirm with the official notice.
- Independent. TypingAbhyas is not affiliated with SSC, RRB, CPCT, DSSSB or any recruitment board.
- Guest-first and private. You never have to sign up. The text you type stays on your device, and share cards are made on your device.
- Light and fast. No heavy images, so pages load on slow mobile data and older computers.
- Distraction-free testing. Ads support the site, but they never pop up or interrupt a test while you type.
Frequently asked questions
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Contact us
Found a rule that has changed, a passage error or a bug? Write to typingabhyas.com@gmail.com. We read every message, and corrections to exam rules are our first priority.