Karnataka District & Subordinate Courts Typist Typing Test Practice

Official Karnataka District Courts Typist skill test simulator. 30 WPM English benchmark over 15 minutes.

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Karnataka District & Subordinate Courts Typist — Rules & Evaluation Guide

Karnataka Subordinate Courts (Ministerial & Other Posts) Recruitment Examination

Evaluation Model

100.00 Marks Scale (100 − Total Mistakes × 1.0 · Min 50.00 Marks to Qualify (30 WPM benchmark))

Qualifying Standards

Speed Benchmark
30 Words Per Minute (WPM) in English over 15 Minutes
Passage Length
450 Words (approx. 2,250 Key Depressions)
Total Scale Marks
100.00 Marks
Deduction Per Mistake
−1.0 Mark deducted per typographical error
Minimum Pass Mark
50.00 Marks (50%)
Backspace Key
Strictly Disabled
Jurisdiction
Applicable across all 31 District Courts of Karnataka

How Scoring Works

Governed by the Karnataka Subordinate Courts (Ministerial and Other Posts) (Recruitment) Rules across all 31 district court establishments (City Civil Court Bengaluru, Mysuru, Belagavi, etc.). The skill test consists of typing a 450-word text in 15 minutes at 30 WPM. The test is evaluated out of 100 marks, deducting 1 mark per mistake. Minimum 50.00 marks (50%) is required to qualify for appointment.

Practice Tips

  • ›Pace your typing at 32–34 WPM to ensure you comfortably complete all 450 words before the 15-minute timer expires.
  • ›Pay attention to judicial terminology, capitalization, and punctuation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the test duration for Karnataka District Court Typist?

The test duration is 15 minutes for a 450-word passage at 30 Words Per Minute.

What is the passing cutoff for District Court Typists in Karnataka?

Candidates must secure at least 50 out of 100 marks (50%) on the 450-word test passage.

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