Delhi High Court Junior Judicial Assistant (JJA) & Restorer Typing Test Practice

Official Delhi High Court JJA typing simulator. 35 WPM English benchmark in 10 minutes with strict 3% error ceiling.

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Did you know? Typing speed drops by an average of 15% in the actual exam hall due to keyboard noise and clock pressure.

Real Exam Room NoisePlays keyboard clatter and murmurs in the background.
Pressure Clock TickingSimulates the stress of the countdown timer.
Enforce Strict FullscreenRestricts typing if you exit fullscreen.

Delhi High Court Junior Judicial Assistant (JJA) & Restorer — Rules & Evaluation Guide

Delhi High Court Computer Typing Test

Evaluation Model

Qualifying Test (35 WPM English · 10 Minutes Duration · Strict 3% Error Cap)

Qualifying Standards

Qualifying Speed
35 Net WPM in English over 10 Minutes
Permissible Error Ceiling
3% Max Permissible Error (97% Minimum Accuracy)
Backspace Key
Unrestricted (Allowed in active text box)
Arrow Keys Navigation
Allowed
Interface Standard
On-Screen Blind Passage (No live highlighting)

How Scoring Works

Delhi High Court Junior Judicial Assistant (JJA) and Restorer typing test requires candidates to achieve a net typing speed of at least 35 WPM in English over 10 minutes. The examination is conducted in blind mode without real-time error highlighting. Candidates are permitted to use unrestricted backspace and arrow keys within the typing area, but must strictly keep total errors within 3% of typed words to avoid immediate disqualification.

Practice Tips

  • ›Practice typing formal English and legal texts in blind mode without relying on spellcheck or live color highlighting.
  • ›Keep errors strictly below 3% (no more than 10 errors on 350 words) to ensure qualification.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the speed requirement for Delhi High Court JJA?

35 Net WPM in English over a 10-minute examination duration with a maximum permissible error ceiling of 3%.

Is backspace allowed in Delhi High Court typing test?

Yes, unrestricted backspace and arrow navigation are enabled within the typing box throughout the 10-minute test.

What happens if errors exceed 3% in Delhi High Court test?

Any candidate exceeding the 3% error ceiling is disqualified, even if their typing speed is above 35 WPM.

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