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DSSSB Junior Clerk Typing Test 2026

35 WPM English30 WPM HindiScreen-to-Screen ModePay Level 2Delhi Government10 Minutes
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Junior Clerk, LDC and Junior Assistant share one typing test. Screen-to-screen mode, 10 minutes, 35 WPM in English or 30 WPM in Hindi. Your language is locked through the OARS portal before exam day — candidates who do not choose are deemed to have opted for English.

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DSSSB Junior Clerk Typing Test Pattern 2026 — Syllabus & Format

PostsGrade-IV / Junior Assistant · LDC-cum-Typist · Lower Division Clerk · Assistant Grade-I
DepartmentsServices · DUSIB · SCERT · DTTDC · DPCC · DAMB · MAIDS · Delhi State Civil Supplies Corporation
English speed35 WPM
Hindi speed30 WPM — language chosen via OARS portal, not on exam day
Duration10 minutes · 15 minutes for PwBD candidates
ModeScreen-to-screen — passage displayed in a window on the computer
EquipmentComputer and keyboard provided by the Board
Hindi fontKrutiDev / Mangal (Remington GAIL / InScript)
Mock testOfficial mock available on dsssb.delhi.gov.in before the exam
At the centreCheck all keys during the mock; report faults to the invigilator
Not permittedBooks, notes, loose sheets, phones, smart watches, electronic or metallic items
Post code802/23 · Vacancy Notice 03/23 dated 10.11.2023

DSSSB Junior Clerk 2026 — Post Overview

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Job profile

Data entry and file management in Delhi Government departments
Official correspondence, noting and drafting
Record maintenance and document processing
Administrative support to senior officers
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Pay and promotion

Pay Level 2: Rs. 19,900 to 63,200 plus Delhi Govt allowances
Higher HRA applicable for Delhi postings
Promotion to Upper Division Clerk at Level 4
Further promotion to Assistant Section Officer

Posts Covered by This Typing Test — Post Code 802/23

The Board issued one common set of typing skill test instructions covering eight vacancies across Delhi government departments. If you applied for any of these, this is your typing test.

PostDepartment
Grade-IV / Junior AssistantServices
Lower Division Clerk-cum-TypistDelhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board
Junior AssistantSCERT
Junior AssistantDTTDC
Junior AssistantDPCC
Lower Division ClerkDAMB
Junior AssistantMAIDS
Assistant Grade-IDelhi State Civil Supplies Corporation

DSSSB Junior Clerk Typing Rules 2026 — What You Must Know

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Screen-to-screen mode — passage is on your monitor

DSSSB conducts the typing test in screen-to-screen mode. The passage appears in a window on the computer screen and you type it into a second window. There is no printed hard copy. The Board provides both the computer and the keyboard. Practise reading from a screen while typing, because that is exactly what the exam asks of you.
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Take the official DSSSB mock test first

DSSSB publishes a mock test on dsssb.delhi.gov.in so candidates can familiarise themselves with the module and interface before the exam. Take it. Knowing where the passage window sits, how the timer behaves, and how text is entered removes a layer of exam-day surprise that costs real WPM in the first minute.
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Language is locked before the exam day

Candidates choose English or Hindi through the OARS portal within the notified window. Anyone who does not exercise the option is deemed to have opted for English, and the test is conducted in English only. No request to change the medium is entertained on the day of the test — so confirm your choice early and practise in that language.
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Home row — foundation of touch typing

A S D F (left hand) · J K L ; (right hand) — F and J have raised bumps. Return fingers to home row after every keystroke. This is the foundation of touch typing. Candidates who master home row first consistently reach target speed faster than those who use the hunt-and-peck method.
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Check every key during the centre mock

DSSSB instructs candidates to check all keys of the computer at the exam centre and satisfy themselves that the machine is working properly during the mock test. A sticky key found at minute three of a ten-minute test is unrecoverable. Report any hardware problem to the invigilator before the actual test starts.

DSSSB Junior Clerk — English vs Hindi Typing Option

Junior Clerk and LDC candidates choose their typing language through the OARS portal before the exam, not on the day of the test. Candidates who do not exercise the option are deemed to have opted for English, and the test is then conducted in English only. Compare the two before you decide.

FeatureEnglishHindi
Required speed35 WPM30 WPM
Duration10 minutes10 minutes
PwBD duration15 minutes15 minutes
ModeScreen-to-screenScreen-to-screen
Font / layoutStandard QWERTYKrutiDev / Mangal
Default if unchosen✅ Deemed optedMust be selected

Preparing for other boards too? See SSC CHSL English Typing Test — the speed requirement matches, but the exam rules differ.

30-Day DSSSB Junior Clerk Typing Preparation Plan

Week 1–2
Home row mastery
A S D F J K L ; — eyes on the screen only. F and J bumps are your anchor. Daily 20 minutes. Target 15 WPM purely on home row words without looking at the keyboard.
Week 3
Full keyboard, on-screen reading
Add the top and bottom rows. Practise reading the passage from a screen while typing, since DSSSB runs the test in screen-to-screen mode. Take the official mock on dsssb.delhi.gov.in this week so the interface is familiar.
Week 4
Timed sessions with accuracy held
Ten-minute timed sessions daily. Push past 38 WPM in English or 33 WPM in Hindi so you have margin above the requirement — but do not let accuracy slip while chasing speed. TypingSutra tracks WPM per session and identifies weak keys.

DSSSB Junior Clerk Typing Test 2026 — Frequently Asked Questions

DSSSB requires 35 WPM for English or 30 WPM for Hindi in a 10-minute typing test, extended to 15 minutes for candidates eligible under the PwBD category. The test is conducted in screen-to-screen mode — the passage is displayed in a window on the computer screen. The Board provides the computer and keyboard at the exam centre.
DSSSB LDC/Junior Clerk is a Group C post under Delhi Government. Pay Level 2 (Rs. 19,900 to 63,200) plus DA, HRA, and Delhi Government allowances. Job responsibilities include data entry, file management, office correspondence, and administrative support in Delhi Government departments.
DSSSB LDC (Lower Division Clerk) and Junior Assistant are essentially the same clerical post. LDC posts are in attached/subordinate offices and Delhi Government departments. Junior Assistant may refer to posts in autonomous bodies, schools, or specific Delhi Government departments. Both require the same typing speed and have similar pay scales.
The Board issued one common set of typing skill test instructions covering eight vacancies: Grade-IV/Junior Assistant in Services, Lower Division Clerk-cum-Typist in Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board, Junior Assistant in SCERT, DTTDC, DPCC and MAIDS, Lower Division Clerk in DAMB, and Assistant Grade-I in Delhi State Civil Supplies Corporation. If you applied for any of these, this is your typing test.
You exercise the language option through the OARS portal during the notified window, not on the day of the test. Candidates who do not choose within that period are deemed to have opted for English, and the test is conducted in English only. No request to change the medium is entertained at any stage, so confirm your choice early and practise in that language.
Take the official DSSSB mock test on dsssb.delhi.gov.in first so the screen-to-screen interface is familiar. Week 1-2: Home row mastery with eyes on the screen rather than the keyboard. Week 3: Full keyboard, practising from an on-screen passage since that is the exam format. Week 4: Timed 10-minute sessions, pushing past 38 WPM in English or 33 WPM in Hindi to leave margin above the requirement.