Chhattisgarh High Court LDC/Assistant English Typing Test
The Chhattisgarh High Court LDC/Assistant English Typing Test is conducted to assess the English typing proficiency of candidates applying for Lower Division Clerk (LDC) and Assistant posts. The skill test focuses on typing speed, accuracy, and error-free performance in a computer-based environment. Regular practice with online mock tests can help candidates improve their typing skills and perform confidently in the official examination.
About This Exam
The Chhattisgarh High Court LDC/Assistant English Typing Test is designed to evaluate a candidate's ability to type English text accurately within a specified time limit. Depending on the recruitment, the typing test may be conducted on a computer using a standard keyboard and approved word-processing software. Candidates are evaluated on speed, accuracy, and the number of typing mistakes.
Typing Test Pattern
Exam Mode: Computer-Based Typing Skill Test
Language: English
Test Type: English Paragraph Typing
Passage: Candidates are required to type the English passage displayed on the computer screen.
Duration: As prescribed in the official recruitment notification.
Typing Measurement: Words Per Minute (WPM) and Accuracy.
Evaluation Criteria: Typing speed, accuracy, and error count.
Keyboard: Standard QWERTY Keyboard.
Software: The skill test may be conducted using LibreOffice on the Ubuntu operating system, depending on the recruitment notification.
Qualifying Standard: Candidates must secure the minimum qualifying marks specified in the official notification.
Speed Requirement
The typing skill test is generally evaluated on the basis of:
Words Per Minute (WPM)
Typing Accuracy
Number of Errors
Correctly Typed Words
Overall Typing Performance
Candidates who achieve the prescribed qualifying standard proceed to the next stage of the recruitment process.
Result & Scoring
Phase I (Written Test): 50 marks, qualifying only for shortlisting to Phase II — not counted in the final merit list.
Phase II (Skill Test): 100 marks total (50 English + 50 Hindi typing), with a minimum of 20 marks required in each language to qualify.
Final Merit/Select List: Prepared solely on the basis of Phase II Skill Test marks.
Shortlisting ratio: 1:10 from Phase I to Phase II, calculated category-wise.
In case candidates are tied in Phase II marks, tie-breaking rules (such as date of birth, or having passed a recognised typewriting examination in both Hindi and English) may apply, as specified in the relevant notification.
Results, merit lists, and notifications are published on the official website, highcourt.cg.gov.in, under the Recruitment section.
Preparation Tips
Typing test hi asli exam hai — Phase I marks merit mein nahi judte.
English aur Hindi dono typing equally practice karein, dono mein 20/50 clear karna zaroori hai.
Ubuntu/LibreOffice aur Unicode font pe practice karein.
Speed se zyada accuracy pe focus karein — har galti pe ½ mark katega.
Timed practice karein, real exam jaisi condition mein.
Latest official notification zaroor check karein, WPM/pattern change ho sakta hai.
Selection Process Note
The selection process generally includes:
Written Examination
English Typing Skill Test
Document Verification
Medical Examination (if applicable)
Final Merit List
The exact stages may vary depending on the recruitment notification.
FAQs
What is the Chhattisgarh High Court LDC/Assistant English Typing Test?
It is a computer-based skill test conducted to evaluate a candidate's English typing speed and accuracy for LDC and Assistant posts.
Is the Chhattisgarh High Court LDC/Assistant English Typing Test compulsory?
Yes. Candidates must qualify the typing skill test if it is part of the recruitment process.
Which software is used during the typing test?
Depending on the recruitment, the skill test may be conducted using LibreOffice on Ubuntu. Candidates should verify the applicable notification before the exam.
Can I practice the Chhattisgarh High Court LDC/Assistant English Typing Test online?
Yes. AITypingGuru provides free online English typing practice designed for government typing examinations.
Does typing accuracy matter more than speed?
Yes. High accuracy is essential because typing mistakes can reduce your final score.