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RSSB Clerk Grade-II / Junior Assistant Typing Test

In the RSSB Clerk Grade-II / Junior Assistant speed test, each correct word earns marks — 0.05 in English and 0.0625 in Hindi — up to 25 marks per 10-minute paper. Backspace works only inside the current word.

Rules verified from the official notification on 2026-10-16. Unverified: 2026-cycle Phase II instructions; English font name.

Start the Rajasthan Clerk mock

  • Duration: 10 minutes
  • Backspace: only within the current word
  • Languages here: English, Hindi
  • No live highlighting or speed meter — like the real exam. The timer cannot be paused.
  • Rules verified: you will get a practice pass/fail indicator.

Rajasthan Clerk typing test rules

Conducted byRajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB / RSMSSB)
PostsClerk Grade-II (LDC); Junior Assistant
Cycle used2024-cycle typing instructions (12-12-2024); scheme reconfirmed in Advt 04/2026
Required speedEnglish: see marks scheme; Hindi: see marks scheme
Duration10 minutes
Languages, layouts, fontsEnglish — QWERTY; Hindi — Remington (DevLys 010 typewriter layout) (DevLys 010)
Speed definitionSpeed test: 10 minutes per language, 25 marks each. English passage of 500 words at 0.05 marks per correct word; Hindi passage of 400 words at 0.0625 marks per correct word.
FormulaMarks = correct words × 0.05 (English) or × 0.0625 (Hindi), maximum 25. Minimum 9 marks per paper. No marks for any word with an error.
Error rulesA word earns no marks if it has a wrong/missing/repeated letter, wrong punctuation, a spacing error, wrong case (English) or wrong matra (Hindi).
Backspace / editingOnly within the word being typed. Backspace corrects a word only until Space/Enter is pressed for the next word. Alt, Ctrl and shortcut keys are not allowed. Font is pre-selected.
Formatscreen-to-screen
NatureCounts towards merit
AccommodationsEligible disabled candidates do not take Phase II and receive the average of their Phase I marks. SC/ST get 5% relaxation in minimum marks.
CorrigendaAdvt 04/2026 amendment (15-01-2026) concerns EWS age relaxation only.

Full mistakes

  • Wrong letter, word or number
  • Omission
  • Repetition
  • Punctuation not as in the passage
  • Word-spacing error
  • Wrong capital/small letter
  • Wrong matra (Hindi)

Notes

  • Typing marks count towards the final merit (Phase I + Phase II).
  • The efficiency test (MS Word/Excel formatting, 10 minutes per language) is a separate computer task and is not simulated.
  • Rules are from the 2024 cycle; 2026 Phase II instructions are not yet issued. The minimum of 9 marks is before SC/ST relaxation.

Official sources

Relevant section: Typing test instructions pp. 1–4 (speed test, efficiency test, instructions 1–15); Advt 04/2026 para 22. Last verified: 2026-10-16. Rules can change between cycles — always read the latest notification. Profile version v1.

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Frequently asked questions

What typing speed is required for Rajasthan Clerk?

Speed test: 10 minutes per language, 25 marks each. English passage of 500 words at 0.05 marks per correct word; Hindi passage of 400 words at 0.0625 marks per correct word. Source: RSSB Clerk Gr-II/JA 2024 typing test instructions (official PDF).

How long is the Rajasthan Clerk typing test?

10 minutes. Eligible disabled candidates do not take Phase II and receive the average of their Phase I marks. SC/ST get 5% relaxation in minimum marks.

Is backspace allowed in the Rajasthan Clerk typing test?

Only within the word being typed. Backspace corrects a word only until Space/Enter is pressed for the next word. Alt, Ctrl and shortcut keys are not allowed. Font is pre-selected.

How are mistakes counted in Rajasthan Clerk?

Marks = correct words × 0.05 (English) or × 0.0625 (Hindi), maximum 25. Minimum 9 marks per paper. No marks for any word with an error. A word earns no marks if it has a wrong/missing/repeated letter, wrong punctuation, a spacing error, wrong case (English) or wrong matra (Hindi).