Conducting Body: State High Courts (Allahabad, Delhi, Bombay, Punjab & Haryana, Patna)
High Court Clerk & Steno Typing Test
High Court typing examinations (Allahabad HC, Delhi High Court, Punjab & Haryana HC, Patna HC) demand elevated speed (35-40 WPM) and specialized legal terminology including Latin legal maxims, section numbers, and formal judicial formatting.
High Court Practice Passages (40 WPM Cutoff)
Instant feedback • Net WPM formula • Key Depressions Per Hour (KDPH)
Time Remaining
10:00
Net WPM
0
Accuracy
100%
Gross WPM
0
KDPH (Strokes/Hr)
0
Start Typing to Begin Timer
High Court Official Pass Criteria & Evaluation Formulas
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| Parameter | English Requirement | Hindi Requirement | Notes / Formula Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| English Speed Cutoff | 35 - 40 WPM (varies by HC) | — | Delhi HC requires 35-40 WPM; Allahabad HC requires 30-40 WPM |
| Hindi Speed Cutoff | N/A | 25 - 30 WPM | Allahabad HC uses Kruti Dev 010 font |
| Text Type | Legal Judgments, Statues, Affidavits | — | High frequency of legal terms, section numbers, dates |
How to Practice for High Court Typing Skill Test
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Select a High Court practice module containing authentic legal judgments and constitutional excerpts.
2
Type under a 10-minute timer with real-time error detection.
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Check legal vocabulary error breakdown and speed performance against 40 WPM standards.
Expert Tips for High Court Candidates:
- Familiarize yourself with typing statutory citation formats such as "v.", "AIR", "SCC", "Section 123", "sub-clause (b)".
- Practice numbers and capitalized legal titles to avoid dropping accuracy during legal passages.
Reviewed by Rohan Sharma
Senior Exam Typing Coach & Tech Evaluator
Updated: August 6, 2026
High Court Typing Test FAQs
Clear answers regarding speed evaluation, accuracy formulas, and exam rules.
Delhi High Court typically mandates a minimum English typing speed of 35 to 40 WPM on computer with high accuracy.