Free DSSSB LDC Hindi typing test online in Mangal (Inscript), no software needed: a 10-minute mock, 30 WPM target. See net WPM, accuracy and mistakes.
Gross speed = characters typed (including spaces) ÷ 5 ÷ minutes. Net speed = gross speed − (full mistakes + ½ × half mistakes) ÷ minutes. Error % = (full mistakes + ½ × half mistakes) ÷ words typed × 100.
Example: in the 10-minute test you type 1,750 characters, so your gross speed is 1,750 ÷ 5 ÷ 10 = 35 WPM. You make 6 full mistakes and 4 half mistakes — 6 + 2 = 8 words in all — so your net speed is 35 − 8 ÷ 10 = 34.2 WPM. Over 340 words typed, your error rate is 8 ÷ 340 × 100 = 2.4%.
That clears the 30 WPM target and stays within the 5% error limit, so this attempt would pass. Your result page shows exactly these figures after every test.
The DSSSB skill test checks typing on a computer for LDC / JJA posts. The Hindi test lasts 10 minutes and expects a net speed of 30 words per minute, roughly 9,000 key depressions per hour. The passage appears at the top of the screen and you type it into a box below, exactly as on this page.
Errors are counted word by word. Omitting a word, adding an extra one, substituting a different word or misspelling a word counts as a full mistake. Spacing, capitalization and punctuation errors count as half mistakes. The weighted total is deducted from your gross words to give your net speed.
The Hindi test uses a Unicode layout; Inscript with the Mangal font is the most common. There is nothing to install here — press the keys as you would on an Inscript keyboard and the text appears in Devanagari.
Practise with the settings the exam uses: backspace allowed, word highlighting off and a fresh passage each time. After every test, study your wrong-words list and keyboard heatmap.
The DSSSB LDC Hindi typing test expects 30 words per minute (net WPM) in 10 minutes, with errors within 5%. This free mock test uses the same target. Targets follow recent notifications, so always confirm with the official notice for your exam.
It lasts 10 minutes. On TypingAbhyas the timer starts at your first keystroke, and you can also practise in 2, 5 or 15-minute tests.
Yes. Backspace is allowed in the DSSSB LDC typing test, and it is on by default in this mock test. You can turn it off to practise stricter conditions.
Omitting a word, adding a word, typing a different word or misspelling a word is a full mistake. Spacing, capitalization and punctuation errors are half mistakes. Net WPM = gross WPM − (full mistakes + ½ × half mistakes) ÷ minutes, and your error percentage must stay within 5%.
Yes. TypingAbhyas turns your normal keyboard into the Inscript (Mangal, Unicode) layout inside the browser, so there is nothing to install. While you learn, you can also type in Hinglish — English letters that turn into Hindi words — but the exam itself uses Inscript.
Is page par exam ke rules dekhein, ek passage chunein aur "Start test" dabayein. Timer pehli key dabate hi shuru hota hai. Test ke baad aapko net WPM, accuracy aur har galat shabd dikhega — bilkul free, bina sign-up ke.
No. TypingAbhyas is an independent, free practice website and is not connected to the exam body. It follows the same duration, target speed and error rules so your practice matches exam day.
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