30 levels, home row to exam mock
Each level is a few short screens: new keys, a drill, words, a sentence, then a check. The last level is a full final attempt.
Complete Typing Course
Zero to exam-ready — English + Hindi
Learn to type without looking, one small step at a time: the home row first, then every key exams use, then long passages under real exam rules. English and Hindi (Remington GAIL, Kruti Dev and Inscript) are in one purchase.
- English · 30 levels
- Hindi Remington / Kruti Dev · 20 levels
- Hindi Inscript (Mangal) · 16 levels
Access for 6 months from the day you enroll.
What you get
Each point below is a feature you can open and use in the course.
Stars for first-try accuracy
A level clears at its accuracy floor (90% or more) and minimum speed. A key fixed with Backspace still counts as a miss, so you build clean habits.
Capitals, punctuation, numbers
Shift, punctuation, the number row and the symbols used in exam passages each get their own levels.
Your weakest keys, then a drill
The course records each key you type, shows the slow and error-prone ones on a heatmap and builds a practice drill from them.
Practise under exam rules
Backspace-off typing, KDPH/DEST counting, SSC full and half mistakes, the RRB allowance and CPCT NWPM, judged on your own attempt.
Remington GAIL, Kruti Dev, Inscript
Two Hindi tracks come with the same purchase. What you type is Unicode, so it is Mangal-compatible.
Daily goal and streak
Pick 10 to 30 minutes a day; only active typing counts. One rest day a week does not break your streak.
TypingHub certificate with QR check
Issued after you pass Level 30 (30 WPM at 95% accuracy), scored on our server. It is not a government certificate.
Three tracks, one purchase
Start with any track; each keeps its own levels, stars and weak keys.
English
QWERTY · 30 levelsQWERTY from the home row to a full exam mock. Level 30 is the final attempt, scored on our server, that unlocks the certificate.
- 30 levels
- 9 units
- 90 stars to earn
Hindi Remington / Kruti Dev
Typewriter layout · 20 levelsRemington GAIL in typewriter order (ि before the consonant). Kruti Dev can be chosen as the layout: the keys are the same except the danda, nukta and a few symbols.
- 20 levels
- 8 units
- 60 stars to earn
Hindi Inscript (Mangal)
Phonetic layout · 16 levelsInscript, the phonetic layout behind Mangal typing. What you type is always Unicode.
- 16 levels
- 8 units
- 48 stars to earn
Sample of the lesson map
The first English units as you will see them. A level opens when you clear the one before it.
- 1New key
- 2Drill
- 3Words
- 4Sentence
- 5Check
Unit 1: Home row
F J and Space, then D K, S L, A ; and G H: every finger on its home key, first words.
- Level 1F, J and SpaceFind the home keys by touch
- Level 2D and KMiddle fingers join the home row
- Level 3S and LRing fingers take their place
- Level 4A and ;Little fingers complete the home row
- Level 5G and HIndex fingers reach inward
Unit 2: Top row
R U, E I, T Y, W O and Q P, reached from the home row; everyday words and short sentences.
- Level 6R and UIndex fingers reach up
- Level 7E and IMiddle fingers reach up
- Level 8T and YIndex fingers reach up and in
- Level 9W and ORing fingers reach up
- Level 10Q and PLittle fingers reach up, top row review
Start with Level 1 today
3 tracks, 66 levels and the certificate level in one purchase for ₹199.
Before you start: posture and hands
Set up once; every level assumes this position.
Sitting posture
- Back upright, feet flat on the floor.
- Screen at eye level.
- Elbows bent about 90°, shoulders relaxed.
Home row placement
- Left fingers on A S D F, right on J K L ;.
- Feel the bumps on F and J.
- Return to the home row after every key.
Wrist position
- Keep wrists level, not bent up or down.
- Do not rest them on the desk edge while typing.
- Tap keys lightly.
Stretches and breaks
- Stretch hands and fingers before practice.
- Take a short break every 20 minutes.
- Shake out tension in the fingers and wrists.
Frequently asked questions
How the course works, in plain words.
Do I need to know typing already?
No. Level 1 starts with F, J and the space bar. Each level adds a few keys, so a complete beginner can follow it, and exam candidates can use the later units for exam rules and long passages.
How do levels unlock?
Level 1 is open from the start. A level opens when you clear the one before it in the same track. You clear a level on its check screen by reaching its first-try accuracy floor (90% or more) and its minimum speed. Completed levels stay open for replay.
What do the stars and “first-try accuracy” mean?
First-try accuracy counts a key as wrong if the first press was wrong, even if you fixed it with Backspace. One star clears the level, two stars mean you also reached the accuracy goal (97%), three stars add the speed goal. Your best stars are kept.
Which Hindi keyboards does the course teach?
Remington GAIL (typewriter order), with Kruti Dev available as the layout, and Inscript. Output is Unicode, which Mangal displays. Check the font and layout printed in your own exam notice.
How long does the course take?
Each level shows its rough time on its card. Published typing tutors estimate about 4–10 hours of practice to learn the letter keys; reaching exam speed takes longer and differs from person to person, so we do not promise a date. Short daily sessions work better than long ones.
How do I get the certificate?
Pass English Level 30 with at least 30 WPM and 95% accuracy. That attempt is timed and scored on our server, and the certificate prints that result with a QR code anyone can verify. It is a TypingHub certificate, not a government one.
Is my progress saved across devices?
Yes, when you are signed in: progress is saved to your account and merged with what each device has. TypingHub runs in the browser; on a phone or tablet, connect a USB or OTG keyboard, because exams are typed on a full-size keyboard.
Need help with a level or your certificate?
Write to the TypingHub support team and we will reply by email.