Supreme Court of India — Junior Court Assistant English Typing Test
For Junior Court Assistant recruitment — 10 minutes, 35 WPM, mistakes capped at 3% of words typed. Nothing to install — start typing right away.
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 requires both — 35 WPM and mistakes no more than 3% of the words you type (not a fixed count — it scales with how much you type).
Supreme Court JCA English Typing Test — The Real Rules
Verified from the Supreme Court of India’s own advertisement (No. F.6/2025-SC (RC), dated 04.02.2025), read directly. This is the fastest speed requirement of any exam on this site — 35 WPM — for the Junior Court Assistant post.
| Font | Standard English, QWERTY |
|---|---|
| Time | 10 minutes |
| Minimum speed | 35 WPM |
| Mistake limit | ≤ 3% of words typed (proportional, not fixed) |
| Mistake counting | One full mistake per deviation, no half-mistakes |
| Passing condition | Both 35 WPM AND ≤ 3% mistake rate |
How Mistakes Are Counted
The mistake ceiling is 3% of the words you actually typed, not a fixed number — genuinely different from AHC’s marks-based fixed budget. Mistakes never reduce your speed number directly (unlike RRB’s ×10 penalty) — speed and mistake-rate are two fully independent requirements, both stated separately in the source document.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What speed do I need for the Supreme Court JCA typing test?
- 35 WPM in a 10-minute test — the highest speed requirement of any exam this site covers, per the Supreme Court’s own official advertisement (No. F.6/2025-SC (RC), dated 04.02.2025).
- How many mistakes are allowed?
- Up to 3% of the words YOU typed — not a fixed number. The advertisement states this directly: “mistakes allowed upto 3% of total words to be typed.” Type more, and your allowed mistake budget grows with it, rather than staying capped at some fixed count.
- Do mistakes reduce my typing speed number?
- No — unlike RRB’s exam, mistakes here don’t touch your WPM at all. Speed and mistake-rate are two fully independent requirements, both stated separately in the source document, and both have to clear for a pass.
- Is there a half-mistake category?
- No — the source document doesn’t distinguish full and half mistakes at all, so every deviation from the passage counts as one full mistake.
- What post is this test for?
- Junior Court Assistant (Group ‘B’ Non-Gazetted) at the Supreme Court of India — part of a wider selection process that also includes a written test, a computer knowledge test, a descriptive test, and an interview.
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