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Exam Typing Test Practice for SSC, CPCT, UP Police, UPSSSC & Railways

EXAM

Exam Typing Practice

Government & competitive exam prep

Practice typing tests designed for SSC, IBPS, Railways, and other government exams with official patterns and auto-evaluated results.

  • SSC CHSL / CGL patterns
  • IBPS clerk & SO patterns
  • Railways RRB NTPC
  • Auto-evaluated results
MOCK TEST

Full Mock Test

End-to-end exam simulation

A full-length mock test mirroring the exact duration, word count, and evaluation criteria of the actual exam you are preparing for.

  • Exact exam duration
  • Official word lists
  • Error penalty calculation
  • Printable scorecard
REGIONAL LANGUAGES

Learn Regional Language Typing

Hindi, Marathi & Punjabi — right here

Learn to type in your own language with step-by-step lessons on the exact layout your exam uses — same account, same progress.

  • Hindi: Mangal InScript, Remington, Kruti Dev & DevLys
  • Marathi (Mangal) & Punjabi (Raavi) InScript
  • 12 tracks from home row to exam passages
  • Speed & accuracy tracking

Same 91typing.com account — your progress and certificates stay in one place.

FAQ

Exam Typing — Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about practice tests, live sessions, mocks & more.

What is the Exam Typing section on 91Typing?

It is a dedicated exam-preparation hub with four parts: Exam Typing Practice (pattern-wise practice tests), Live Exam Typing (scheduled real-time sessions with a leaderboard), Full Mock Tests (end-to-end exam simulations), and Regional Language Typing lessons in Hindi, Marathi and Punjabi. Together they take you from daily practice to exam-day readiness.

Which government exams does the typing practice cover?

Our tests follow the patterns of SSC CHSL and CGL, CPCT (MP), UPSSSC, UP Police, High Court clerk exams, Railways RRB NTPC and IBPS clerk/SO typing tests — matching their duration, word counts and evaluation style. New exam patterns are added regularly.

Is exam typing practice free?

Yes. Every signed-in user gets free exam practice tests each day — the counter on the Exam Typing Practice card shows how many you have used today. Pro members get unlimited practice tests plus access to full mock test bundles and session replay.

How does Live Exam Typing work?

Live sessions run at a scheduled time under real exam conditions: every candidate types the same passage on the same timer, and you get one attempt per session. When you submit, you see your result straight away; once the session closes, everyone is ranked by net speed and your final rank and the session leaderboard are emailed to you — just like the real exam hall, but from home.

How is a Full Mock Test different from a practice test?

A practice test sharpens one skill at a time. A Full Mock Test is a complete simulation of your actual exam — the exact duration, official word lists, error-penalty calculation and a printable scorecard at the end. Mocks are organised as exam-wise bundles so you can work through them one by one and retake any mock you have already completed.

Can I practise Hindi typing for exams like CPCT and UP Police?

Yes. The exam platform supports Hindi typing with Kruti Dev, Mangal (Inscript), Remington GAIL and Devlys layouts. You type on your normal QWERTY keyboard and the platform maps your keys to the selected Hindi layout — the same way the actual exam software works.

Do I get a certificate and can I review my performance?

Completed tests appear on your exam dashboard with detailed WPM, accuracy and error breakdowns, and you can earn a QR-verified certificate that anyone can authenticate by scanning. Pro members can also watch a key-by-key replay of their typing session to see exactly where mistakes and slowdowns happened.

Which regional languages and keyboard layouts can I learn here?

Hindi, Marathi and Punjabi are available right here on 91typing.com with the same login. Hindi comes in four layouts — Mangal InScript, Mangal Remington (GAIL), Kruti Dev and DevLys; Marathi uses Mangal InScript and Punjabi uses Raavi InScript. Gujarati, Kannada and Tamil are coming soon.