Real-time WPM, accuracy, and per-character feedback. Practice the passage exactly as CPCT and SSC exams present it.
Consistency beats bursts. Aim for 15 minutes daily rather than one long session per week — muscle memory builds through spaced repetition, not marathons. Focus on accuracy first; speed follows automatically once your fingers know the layout.
CPCT requires 30 WPM Hindi typing; SSC expects 25–35 WPM depending on the post. Both grade for both speed and accuracy — a fast pass with 90% accuracy usually beats a slow pass with 99%.
Need to install the exam font first? Grab the KrutiDev 010 font download for CPCT and SSC practice on your own machine. Already have KrutiDev text you need to modernize? Our KrutiDev to Unicode converter handles the round-trip in one paste.
CPCT (Computer Proficiency Certificate Test) requires 30 words per minute in Hindi typing with reasonable accuracy. Consistent daily practice gets most people to 30 WPM in 3–4 weeks.
CPCT and most government exams still test on KrutiDev via Remington layout. Install our KrutiDev font, practice on this Unicode test to build muscle memory, and use the same passages in KrutiDev — the finger motion is identical.
Slow down deliberately for a few sessions. Type each character correctly rather than reaching for speed. Accuracy compounds — once your fingers know the pattern, speed follows automatically.
Yes. WPM here counts words (5 characters + space = 1 word by convention), matching exam scoring.