UPSSSC Junior Assistant recruitment tests both Hindi and English typing. Here are the working standards and how to clear the qualifying typing stage.
Updated for the current recruitment cycle · Reading time ~5 min · By the TypingTestExam team
25 WPM
Hindi
30 WPM
English
10 min
Duration
Qualifying
Nature
Computer
Mode
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The UPSSSC Junior Assistant (and similar Junior Clerk / Assistant Grade-III) recruitment includes a computer typing test as a qualifying stage after the written exam. UPSSSC typically tests both Hindi and English typing.
Typing standards
The commonly applied working standard is Hindi 25 WPM and English 30 WPM on computer, conducted as a qualifying Data Entry / typing test. Because Hindi typing is central to UP government clerical work, the Hindi component carries real weight.
Always confirm with the latest notification. State-level standards and the exact Hindi font/layout (Mangal/Inscript vs Remington) can change by vacancy and department, so check your specific advertisement before exam day.
How to prepare
Practise Hindi typing seriously — it's often the deciding component for UP clerical posts.
Build English to 35 WPM so 30 WPM is comfortable.
Pick the right Hindi layout (Mangal/Inscript or Remington) per your notification and drill it.
Use the practice tool above in both Hindi and English.
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