Allahabad High Court Junior Assistant — English Typing Test

The English half of Junior Assistant Stage-II — 10 minutes, 30 WPM, 25 marks (for merit ranking). Nothing to install — start typing right away.

Time10 min
Minimum speed30 WPM
Marks (merit)/ 25
BackspaceOn

Before you start

  • The 10-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 only requires 30 WPM — marks (0–25) don't decide pass/fail here, they only feed into the final merit rank.

Allahabad HC Junior Assistant English Typing — Marks-Based Merit System

Accuracy affects your rank, not your pass/fail. This typing test alone isn’t a pass/fail hurdle — only 30 WPM has to clear. Your typing marks (out of 25) combine with the Hindi typing marks and the 100-mark written stage into one final merit score. Since exam rules can change, check the current notification on allahabadhighcourt.in before applying.

FontStandard English, QWERTY
Time10 minutes
Minimum speed30 WPM
Marks0–25, merit-ranking only — not a pass/fail gate
Mistake countingOne full mistake per deviation, no half-mistakes
Passing condition30 WPM only

How Mistakes Are Counted

One full mistake per deviation — no half-mistake category is described for this exam, unlike SSC’s rules. A wrong word, a missing word, and an extra word all cost the same.

Frequently Asked Questions

What speed do I need for the AHC Junior Assistant English typing test?
30 WPM in a 10-minute test, on a roughly 300-word passage. This is the English half of the Stage-II typing round — Junior Assistant candidates take both a Hindi and an English typing test.
Do marks decide pass or fail here?
No — unlike AHC’s own RO/ARO test, Junior Assistant’s typing marks (out of 25) feed purely into the final merit rank alongside the 100-mark written stage and the Hindi typing marks. Passing the typing stage itself only requires clearing 30 WPM — there is no separate minimum-marks cutoff.
How are mistakes counted?
One full mistake per deviation — no half-mistake category is described for this exam, unlike SSC’s rules. Every wrong, missing, or extra word costs the same.
Is this number confirmed from AHC’s own notification?
Partially. The speed and marks-formula numbers were supplied directly rather than read by this site from a primary AHC document, so this page is marked unverified — please check the current notification on allahabadhighcourt.in before your exam.

Source: This is based on Allahabad High Court Junior Assistant recruitment rules. Since exam rules can change, please check the current notification on allahabadhighcourt.in before applying.

Looking for a Hindi typing test? See here. More government typing tests