Welcome to Saurabh Typing – Free Online Exam Simulator for Government Typing & MCQ Tests

Who Is This Platform For?

This website is ideal for:

• Students preparing for competitive exams like SSC, CPCT, Police Constable, and Court Clerk.
• Job Aspirants targeting roles such as Data Entry Operator, LDC, Stenographer, Tax Assistant, etc.
• Teachers & Institutes who want to create custom exams for their students.
• Anyone looking to improve typing speed, accuracy, and MCQ-solving skills.

Why Use This Website?

• 100% Free Access – No registration fees or hidden charges
• Real Exam Simulation – Interface designed to replicate actual government exam conditions.
• Typing Practice with Feedback – Track your speed, accuracy, and progress over time.
• MCQ-Based Mock Tests – Practice multiple-choice questions across various subjects.
• Custom Exam Creation – Users can create their own typing or MCQ exams for personalized practice.
• Covers Multiple Government Exams – Including CPCT, SSC, High Court/District Court, Police, and more.
• Mobile & Desktop Friendly – Practice anytime, anywhere.

What Exams Are Covered?

Our platform supports preparation for:

• CPCT (Computer Proficiency Certification Test)
• SSC (Staff Selection Commission)
• High Court/District Court Typing Tests
• Police Constable Exams
• Stenographer Exams
• Data Entry Operator Exams
• And many more typing and MCQ-based competitive exams.

Why Choose Us?

• Expertly Designed Tests – Created by experienced educators and examiners.
• Regular Updates – New tests and features added frequently to keep content fresh.
• User-Friendly Interface – Easy navigation and intuitive design for a seamless experience.
• Performance Tracking – Monitor your progress with detailed analytics and reports.
• Helps improve typing speed, accuracy, and exam readiness
• Accessible on all devices – Practice on your computer, tablet, or smartphone.

Hindi and English Typing Tips

Typing is more than just pressing keys—it’s a skill that can unlock career opportunities, boost productivity, and enhance digital literacy. Whether you're preparing for government exams or simply want to improve your typing speed, this guide covers everything you need to know about Hindi and English typing.

English Typing Tips: Build Speed, Accuracy & Confidence

1. Understand the Home Row Position

Home row is the starting point for efficient typing. Place your fingers as follows:

• Left hand: A, S, D, F
• Right hand: J, K, L, ;
• Thumbs: Rest on the spacebar

This position allows you to reach all other keys with minimal movement, reducing strain and increasing speed.

2. Learn Touch Typing

Touch typing means typing without looking at the keyboard. It builds muscle memory and allows you to focus on the screen. Start with slow, deliberate practice and gradually increase your speed.

3. Use All Ten Fingers

Avoid the “hunt and peck” method. Train yourself to use all ten fingers, assigning each finger specific keys. This distributes effort evenly and helps you type faster with less fatigue.

4. Practice with Real-World Content

Typing actual paragraphs, emails, or articles helps you get comfortable with punctuation, formatting, and sentence structure. Try copying news articles or writing your own journal entries.

5. Avoid Common Mistakes

• Use single space after periods
• Use Shift key properly for capitalization
• Minimize use of backspace—focus on accuracy
• Practice punctuation regularly

How to Improve Your English Typing Speed

1. Practice Daily

Even 15–20 minutes of daily practice can lead to dramatic improvements. Use structured drills, typing games, or speed tests to keep it engaging.

2. Track Your Progress

Use typing tests to measure your Words Per Minute (WPM) and accuracy percentage. Our website offers real-time tracking and leaderboards to help you monitor growth.

3. Focus on Accuracy First

Aim for at least 95% accuracy before pushing for higher speed. Mistake-free typing builds confidence and reduces editing time.

4. Use Typing Games & Challenges

Typing games improve reflexes and finger agility. Weekly challenges can help you stay consistent and make practice fun.

5. Set Realistic Goals

Start with a goal of 30 WPM, then increase by 5–10 WPM weekly. Celebrate milestones like reaching 50 WPM or typing a full paragraph without errors.

Hindi Typing Tips: Essential for Exams & Digital Fluency

1. Choose the Right Font

Hindi typing uses two major fonts:

• Mangal (Unicode/Inscript Layout): It is the most widely used layout for Hindi typing in government exams. It is based on the traditional typewriter-style arrangement and used for modern applications, websites, and digital publishing.
• Kruti Dev (Remington Layout): Used in government exams like SSC, and state-level clerk tests.

Mangal (Unicode/Inscript Layout) and Krutidev are the popular fonts which are used in government exam but there are some exam which uses other fonts like DevLys or even Unicode-compatible fonts with Remington mapping.

2. Understand Keyboard Layouts

Remington Layout: Based on traditional typewriter layout. Requires memorization of key positions for consonants and vowels.

Inscript Layout: Unicode-based and standardized across devices. Easier to use with modern typing tools like Google Input or Indic Keyboard.

3. Practice Barakhadi & Word Formation

Barakhadi (बारा खड़ी) is the foundation of Hindi typing. Practice combining vowels with consonants to form complete syllables. Example:

• क + ा = का
• ग + ी = गी

4. Use Hindi Typing Tools & Shortcuts

• Google Input Tools: Type phonetically in English and convert to Hindi
• Indic Typing Tools: Unicode-based tools for accurate Hindi typing
• Shortcut Keys: Use Alt + Shift or Ctrl + Shift + L to toggle languages

5. Improve Speed & Accuracy

• Practice touch typing in Hindi
• Use Hindi speed tests to track progress
• Play typing games for fun and learning
• Compete on leaderboards to stay motivated

Career Benefits of Strong Typing Skills

1. Government Exams

Typing tests are mandatory in many competitive exams:

• CPCT (Madhya Pradesh): Requires 30 WPM in Remington Gail font
• SSC CHSL, Railways, State Clerk Exams

2. Freelancing & Online Jobs

Typing is essential for:

• Data Entry
• Transcription
• Virtual Assistant Roles
• Content Writing

3. Academic & Office Productivity

Typing helps in writing assignments, drafting emails, preparing reports, and coding. It saves time and reduces stress during deadlines.

4. Digital Literacy

Typing is a core digital skill. Whether you're using a computer, tablet, or smartphone, typing efficiently helps you navigate the digital world with confidence.

How to Use Our Website Effectively

• Typing Practice Modules: English and Hindi lessons for all skill levels
• Speed Test Section: Measure your typing speed and accuracy
• Progress Tracker: Monitor your daily improvement
• Font Installation Help: Step-by-step guides for Kruti Dev and Mangal fonts
• Exam-Specific Practice: Modules for CPCT, SSC, and other government exams

How to Install Indic Typing Tools – Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners

Indic Typing Tools help you type in Hindi and other Indian languages using your computer. This guide explains how to install and use them in very simple language, so even a child can follow along.

Step 1: Open the Website

• Open your browser (like Google Chrome).
• Go to Indic Input Tools for Windows.
• Scroll down and look for the button that says “Download 32-bit/Download 64-bit under Indic Input 3 Tile”.
• Click the button. A small file will start downloading.

Step 2: Install the Tool

• Go to your Downloads folder.
• Find the file named something like Hindi Indic Input 3 32/64-bit.zip.
• Double-click on Hindi Indic Input 3 64-Bit.msi file.
• Click Next, then Install.
• Wait for the installation to finish, then click Finish.

Step 3: Enable Hindi Typing

• Look at the bottom-right corner of your screen (near the clock).
• You will see “EN” written there.
• Click on it and select Language Preferences.
• Language setting dialog will appear. click on keyboard option showing little bit up on center of the screen and tick both the checkbox on next dialog for language bar appearance.
• Look at the bottom-right corner of your screen (near the clock).
• You will see “EN” written there.
• Click on it and you will see show the language bar option.
• After that language bar will appear on top right of the screen. select Hindi and then click on setting -> keyboard layout -> Remington Gail
• Now, when you press any key, Hindi words will appear!

Example: Type ueLrs → It will show नमस्ते

Step 4: Start Practicing

• Open Notepad or Microsoft Word.
• Start typing Hindi words using English letters.
• Hindi text will appear automatically.

Step 5: If Hindi Option Is Not Visible

• Go to Control Panel.
• Click on Region and Language.
• Go to Keyboards and Languages tab.
• Click Change Keyboards.
• Click Add → Select Hindi → Click OK.

Final Tips

• You need to learn the Hindi keyboard layout.
• You can find the keyboard layouts and shortcut on clicking the setting -> help on language bar.
• Practice daily to improve speed and accuracy.

How to Use This Website

Using this website is simple:

1. Visit the homepage and select the exam type you want to practice.
2. Choose between typing tests or MCQ-based mock tests.
3. For typing tests, select the language and difficulty level.
4. Start the test and follow the on-screen instructions.
5. After completing the test, review your performance metrics.
6. For MCQ tests, select the subject and number of questions.
7. Answer the questions and submit your responses to see your score.
8. Use the feedback and analytics to improve your skills.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)