• Easy: Simple text with common words, shorter paragraphs, and lower speed requirements (25-35 WPM)
• Normal: Medium-length paragraphs with moderate vocabulary, some punctuation challenges, and medium speed requirements (35-45 WPM)
• Hard: Complex text with technical terms, challenging punctuation, longer paragraphs, and higher speed requirements (45+ WPM)

• Practice regularly with structured exercises
• Use proper finger positioning on the home row
• Focus on accuracy before speed
• Learn keyboard shortcuts
• Take timed practice tests
• Gradually increase difficulty as you improve

The minimum typing speed requirement varies by position and department:

• Clerical positions: 30-40 WPM
• Administrative roles: 40-60 WPM
• Stenographer positions: 80-100 WPM
• Always check the specific requirements for the exam you're preparing for

Government typing tests are typically scored based on:

• Net typing speed (words per minute)
• Accuracy (with penalties for errors)
• Formatting ability
• Time management
• Different exams have different scoring criteria, so check the specific guidelines for your exam

While our typing tests are optimized for desktop/laptop use with physical keyboards, you can practice on mobile devices with external keyboards. However, for exam preparation, we recommend practicing on a standard computer keyboard as this most closely simulates actual test conditions.