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35 WPM Typing Test
Thirty-five words per minute is the most common English target in government typing tests. The 10-minute test above judges at 35 WPM net, so a pass here means the speed the notices ask for.
Exams That Ask for 35 WPM
Each row links to the exam page, which judges by that exam's own rule. The figures come from the notices read for this site; confirm them in yours.
| Exam | English | Hindi | Time | How mistakes count |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SSC CHSL LDC / JSA | 35 WPM | 30 WPM, Mangal only (2026 notice) | 10 minutes | Full and half mistakes |
| DSSSB LDC / Junior Assistant (2023) | 35 WPM | 30 WPM | 10 minutes last cycle | Not stated; screen-to-screen |
| CAPF HC (Ministerial) (2024) | 35 WPM | 30 WPM in Mangal | 10 minutes | 5% allowed, then 10 words off per mistake |
| Supreme Court JCA (2026) | 35 WPM; 50 marks, 25 to qualify | English only | 10 minutes | Up to 3% of words typed |
| Delhi High Court JJA (2026) | 35 WPM (SPA/PA 40) | English only | 10 minutes | Up to 3% |
| CSIR JSA | 35 WPM | 30 WPM | 10 minutes | 5% ignored (7% for ST, HH, ESM); each lab sets its test |
| EPFO SSA (2023) | 35 WPM | 30 WPM | 10 minutes | Not stated; check the next notice |
| KVS / NVS JSA | 35 WPM | 30 WPM | Not stated in the notices read | Not stated |
| EMRS JSA | 35 WPM | 30 WPM | Not stated in the notices read | Not stated |
What 35 WPM Means in Numbers
The site counts five characters, including spaces, as one word, the convention the SSC formulas use. Notices quote the same speed three different ways.
| Over | Words | Characters | Key depressions per hour | Where you see it |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 minute | 35 | 175 | 10,500 | A quick check on the 1-minute test |
| 5 minutes | 175 | 875 | 10,500 | Rajasthan High Court speed papers run 5 minutes (8,000 KDPH there) |
| 10 minutes | 350 | 1,750 | 10,500 | SSC CHSL, Supreme Court JCA, CAPF HCM, DSSSB LDC |
| 15 minutes | 525 | 2,625 | 10,500 | Faster than SSC CGL DEST needs (about 2,000 key depressions) |
Why 35 Gross Is Not 35 Net
Every exam takes mistakes off the speed, but not in the same way. The same run can pass one rule and fail another.
Full and half mistakes per minute
Net WPM = gross WPM − weighted mistakes ÷ minutes. Over 10 minutes, 10 full mistakes cost 1 WPM, so 36 gross with 10 full mistakes is 35 net. A spelling error is a full mistake; a wrong capital or a missed comma is half.
A mistake ceiling of 3%
Supreme Court JCA and Delhi High Court allow mistakes up to 3% of the words typed. At 350 words that is 10.5 mistakes. Speed is judged on what you typed; the ceiling decides whether it counts at all.
An allowance, then ten words per mistake
RRB and CAPF ignore 5% of mistakes and then deduct 10 words for each one above that. Twenty mistakes in 350 words means 17.5 ignored and 2.5 charged, so 25 words off.
Judged at 35 net, 90% accuracy
The test above passes at 35 WPM net with 90% character accuracy over the full 10 minutes. Each exam page applies its own rule instead; use this page for the raw speed and the exam page for the verdict.
Four Weeks From 25 to 35 WPM
A plan for someone who touch-types already but at 25 WPM net. Each week adds a longer run, not just more speed.
| Week | Daily practice | Goal by the end of the week |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 3 × 2-minute runs with Backspace on, one 5-minute run; eyes on the passage | 28 WPM net on 5 minutes, accuracy above 95% |
| 2 | 2 × 2-minute, 2 × 5-minute; one run a day with Backspace off | 30 WPM net on 5 minutes with Backspace off |
| 3 | 1 × 2-minute warm-up, 2 × 10-minute runs on exam-style passages | 32 WPM net on 10 minutes, under 3% mistakes |
| 4 | 1 × 10-minute run under exam rules (your exam's Backspace setting), then a weak-key drill | 35 WPM net on 10 minutes, mistakes under the exam limit |
Hindi at 30 WPM is the usual pair. Where a notice gives 35 WPM English it usually gives 30 WPM Hindi (SSC CHSL, CAPF, DSSSB LDC, CSIR, KVS/NVS). Choose Hindi in the Language menu above to practise that target on Remington GAIL, Kruti Dev or Inscript.
Holding 35 WPM for Ten Minutes
What usually separates a 32 from a 36 on a long run.
- Rhythm beats bursts. Typing 40 WPM for a minute and 28 for the next averages 34. A steady 36 passes.
- Fix the five keys you miss most. The report lists mistakes by word; a weak-key drill for ten minutes a day moves the net more than another full mock.
- Practise with the exam's Backspace rule. SSC and most court tests allow correction; railway and CAPF do not. A corrected mistake costs time, an uncorrected one costs words.
- Type punctuation deliberately. A missed full stop is a half mistake on SSC rules and a full word on court rules.
- Do a two-minute warm-up before every long run so the first paragraph is not your slowest.
- Measure net, not gross. The verdict on every exam page is on net speed after mistakes.
35 WPM Typing Test FAQ
WordsHow many words is 35 WPM in 10 minutes?
350 words, or 1,750 characters counting spaces, which is 10,500 key depressions per hour. Supreme Court JCA and Delhi High Court JJA state the target this way.
ExamsWhich exams need 35 WPM typing?
SSC CHSL LDC/JSA, DSSSB LDC, CAPF Head Constable (Ministerial), Supreme Court Junior Court Assistant, Delhi High Court JJA, CSIR JSA, EPFO SSA, KVS/NVS JSA and EMRS JSA ask for 35 WPM in English in the notices read for this site. Most pair it with 30 WPM in Hindi.
MistakesHow many mistakes are allowed at 35 WPM?
It depends on the exam. Supreme Court and Delhi High Court allow up to 3% of words typed (about 10 in 350). SSC deducts full and half mistakes from the speed instead of setting a ceiling. CAPF ignores 5% and then takes 10 words off per mistake.
DifficultyIs 35 WPM hard to reach?
For a touch typist, no: it is a steady, unhurried pace. Most candidates who fail are at 35 gross but below it net, because of mistakes. Accuracy, not finger speed, is usually the gap.
HindiIs there a 35 WPM Hindi typing test?
The common Hindi target is 30 WPM, and the test above sets 30 WPM when you choose Hindi. MP High Court asks for about 350 words in 10 minutes in Hindi on Remington GAIL, which is the same pace as 35 WPM.
FormulaHow is net WPM calculated?
Gross WPM = characters typed ÷ 5 ÷ minutes. Net WPM = gross WPM − (full mistakes + half mistakes × 0.5) ÷ minutes. Use the WPM calculator page to try your own numbers.
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