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Delhi High Court - Junior Judicial Assistant / Restorer typing test: pass mark, time and free practice

Delhi High Court - Junior Judicial Assistant / Restorer: you need 35 WPM in 10 minutes. See the pass mark, the mistake rule and the keyboard layout, then practise the same test free in your browser.

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Typing test rules at a glance

Pass mark35 WPM
Time10 minutes
Mistake ruleMistakes are deducted from your speed.
Keyboard named in noticesNot named in the notices we found. Check your admit card.
Good to knowAbout 35 WPM. The duration here is an assumption (10 minutes).

What the pass mark means

To pass you need about 350 net words in 10 minutes. 35 WPM is about 10,500 key presses per hour (KDPH).

Mistakes are deducted from your speed.

Which layout to practise

The notices we found do not name a layout, so ask your coaching centre or check the admit card. English QWERTY guide

A simple practice plan

  1. Week 1: practise your layout without the clock until you type without looking at the keys.
  2. Week 2: type exam-style passages with the exam time limit and watch the mistakes, not only the speed.
  3. Last week: take full mock exams (full screen, no pause) and aim a few words above the pass mark.

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Common questions

What is the typing test pass mark for Delhi High Court - Junior Judicial Assistant / Restorer?

The pass mark we list is 35 WPM in 10 minutes. About 35 WPM. The duration here is an assumption (10 minutes). Always check your own notice, because rules change between recruitment cycles.

Which keyboard layout does it use?

The public notices we found do not name a layout. Check your admit card and notification.

How can I practise this typing test for free?

Open the free practice app, go to Typing Test, choose Government exam mode and pick this exam. It gives you an exam-style passage, the exam time limit and a Pass or Not qualified result. No sign-up is needed.

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