Allahabad High Court RO/ARO — English Typing Test

For Review Officer / Assistant Review Officer — 20 minutes, 25 WPM, at least 25/50 marks. Nothing to install — start typing right away.

Time20 min
Minimum speed25 WPM
Minimum marks25 / 50
BackspaceOn

Before you start

  • The 20-minute timer starts the moment you press the first key.
  • The test submits automatically when time runs out, or you can finish early.
  • Backspace can be used to make corrections.
  • Passing requires both conditions — 25 WPM and 25/50 marks.

Allahabad HC RO/ARO English Typing — The Real Rules

Review Officer / Assistant Review Officer’s typing test is longer and slower-paced than most — 20 minutes on a roughly 500-word passage, with a real marks floor (not just a merit-ranking input). Sourced from the official AHC RO/ARO Recruitment Rules.

FontStandard English, QWERTY
Time20 minutes
Minimum speed25 WPM
Marks50 total, 0.1 deducted per mistake, need ≥ 25
Mistake countingOne full mistake per deviation, no half-mistakes
Passing conditionBoth 25 WPM AND 25/50 marks

How Mistakes Are Counted

50 marks total, 0.1 deducted per mistake — need at least 25/50 to qualify, and separately, 25 WPM. Both are independent requirements. No half-mistake category exists here: left-out words, spelling mistakes, and extra content are all full, equal mistakes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What speed do I need for the AHC RO/ARO English typing test?
25 WPM minimum, in a 20-minute test on a roughly 500-word passage — longer and slower-paced than most other typing tests this site covers.
How are marks calculated?
50 marks total, with 0.1 deducted per mistake — you need at least 25/50 to qualify. Unlike Junior Assistant’s English test, marks here are a real, separate pass/fail gate, not just a merit-ranking input — both the 25-mark floor AND 25 WPM have to clear.
Is there a half-mistake category, like SSC’s typing rules?
No — the source document lists left-out words, spelling mistakes, and extra content as full mistakes, with no half-mistake concept at all. Every deviation costs the same 0.1 marks.
Can I use Backspace, and will typos show up in red as I type?
Backspace is unlimited and has no penalty. But the screen doesn’t show your mistakes with red or green colors. You have to spot errors yourself, so Backspace only helps fix mistakes you notice.
What happens if I type past the end of the passage?
It’s ignored — the source document states words typed beyond the prescribed limit are simply not counted, unlike RRB’s rules, which expect you to retype the passage from the start if you finish early.

Source: This is based on the official Allahabad High Court RO/ARO Recruitment Rules. Since exam rules can change, please check the current notification on allahabadhighcourt.in before applying.

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