Typing Test

Plus ₹99 Sign in

Typing Test for Beginners

Short, common words and one minute. Ideal for your very first typing test — focus on using the right fingers, not on speed.

1:00
0WPM
100%Accuracy
0Words
boy land such practice its keyboard try through mother most not see him accuracy say us in form way made exam work her with same as men one read at have had give of so was get look land right where with over animal call kind was three keyboard my try which make try through be take large are found most which what your about place large went time house at see when number spell more after india that my need each typing again had india time great year most from look why so could home live letter record then kind house made right world first only need think have it are after form try boy large had same came still say go would big help large ask these office number long only or into time move ask kind end
Backspace: allowedMobile: a physical keyboard is needed to reproduce exam conditions.

New to typing? Start here

  1. Place your fingers on the home row (A S D F — J K L ;).
  2. Take this 1-minute test once to record your starting speed.
  3. Follow the finger placement and home row lessons.
  4. Repeat this test every few days — most beginners gain 5–10 WPM in the first month.

Don’t worry about a low score. 10–20 WPM is normal for a first test. Accuracy above 90% matters more than speed at this stage.

Frequently asked questions

What is a normal typing speed for a beginner?

Between 10 and 25 WPM. Speed rises quickly once you learn touch typing and stop looking at the keyboard.

How long does it take to learn typing?

With 15–20 minutes a day, most people learn touch typing in 2–4 weeks and reach 30–40 WPM in 2–3 months.

Should I focus on speed or accuracy first?

Accuracy first. Fast but inaccurate typing builds bad habits, and exams deduct mistakes from your speed.