Touch-typing lessons in English and 4 Hindi layouts, timed speed tests, real exam patterns and typing games — all in one place. Your first test needs no sign-up.
Learn the keyboard from scratch, measure yourself, train for a specific exam — or just play.
Short 12-step lessons with a hand-position guide on every key. Choose the keyboard you need to master:
5 timed tests and 3 page tests, with live WPM and accuracy.
The exam’s own screen, passage length, timer and marking rules.
Every exam we cover, stacked by the typing speed it asks for. Drag your speed — or take the quick check at the top — to see which ones you already clear.
At 30 WPM you meet the English speed for 4 of 8 exams.
Norms are the qualifying speeds each recruiting body sets for the typing test. Most exams also cap your mistakes, so open an exam to see its duration and marking rules.
Speed stalls on a handful of keys and habits. These show you which ones — then drill them.
An on-screen hand shows the right finger for every key, live as you type — so good habits form from the first lesson.
A colour-coded keyboard that shows where your errors and slowdowns cluster.
Watch any attempt back keystroke by keystroke — tests, lessons and exams.
Practice built from real words that hammer the exact keys you miss most.
A PDF certificate whose QR code opens a verification page on 91typing.com — so anyone can check it is genuine. 611 issued so far.
1-minute test with no sign-up · 3, 5-minute & 1-page tests with a free account · all core lessons and games · 3 exam practice tests a day
Every test length · unlimited exam practice · mocks & live exams · replay, heatmaps, drills & certificates · no ads
Two arcade games that build muscle memory while you chase a high score.
Type the letter or word on each balloon before it drifts away. Builds raw speed and letter recognition.
Type the word in time to clear each obstacle — miss it and you lose a life. Trains reaction speed.
The fastest timed tests on 91Typing this week. One good minute puts you here.
Plain-English guides to exam rules, speed targets and the habits that raise your WPM.
What typing speed you actually need for SSC CHSL and SSC CGL, how key depressions convert to words per minute, and how the error rules decide who qualifies.
A week-by-week plan for taking your typing speed from around 25 WPM to a solid 40, built around the three habits that actually move the number.
A practical comparison of the three Hindi keyboard layouts used in Indian government exams, and how to decide which one to commit your practice time to.
Yes. Anyone can take the 1-minute test without an account. A free account adds the 3, 5-minute & 1-page tests, every core lesson, all the typing games and three exam practice tests a day. Pro unlocks the 10, 15-minute & 2, 3-page tests, unlimited exam practice, mock bundles, live exams, session replay, heatmaps and certificates — with no ads.
In words per minute (WPM), where every five characters you type — letters, spaces and punctuation — count as one word. It is the same convention government typing tests use when they turn key depressions into WPM. Your results also show accuracy, because most exams cap the mistakes you can make.
Four: Mangal InScript (the Unicode government standard), Mangal Remington GAIL (the typewriter layout in Unicode), and the legacy Kruti Dev 010 and Devlys 010 fonts that many state, CPCT and court exams still use. Each has its own lessons and practice tests.
Right now: UP Police (UPPRPB), SSC CHSL, BSF HCM, BHU Junior Clerk, UPPSC RO/ARO, Allahabad HC Junior Asst, Patna High Court, KVS JSA, UPSSSC Junior Assistant. Each one uses its own passage length, duration and marking rules, and new exams are added as notifications come out — see them all.
Yes, with Pro. Reach your target in a test and you can download a PDF certificate with a QR code. Scanning it opens a verification page on 91typing.com, so an employer can check it is genuine.
Yes — tests, lessons and games all run in the browser on phones and tablets, and the games add an on-screen tap pad. For exam practice, a physical keyboard is much closer to the real test.
No card, no sign-up — put your fingers on the home row and press start.
