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Many Indian government exams conducted by SSC, Railway RRB, and other boards use the TCS iON platform for their typing skill tests. Understanding the interface beforehand gives you a significant advantage on exam day.
Typing tests are a mandatory skill component in exams such as SSC CHSL, SSC CGL (Data Entry Operator posts), and Railway RRB NTPC. The required speed is typically 35 WPM for English and 30 WPM for Hindi on a TCS iON-based platform. Regular practice on a TCS iON-style interface, combined with organised study materials converted through our Image to PDF tool, puts you one step closer to clearing your government exam with confidence.
Exams like SSC CGL (Tax Assistant/DEO posts), SSC CHSL, Railway RRB NTPC, and various state government recruitment tests use the TCS iON platform for typing tests. Practicing on a TCS iON-style interface like TodaySprint helps you get familiar with the exact layout and controls before the real exam.
For SSC CHSL, candidates must type at 35 words per minute (wpm) in English or 30 wpm in Hindi. For SSC CGL DEO posts, the requirement is 8,000 key depressions per hour (KDPH), which is approximately 26โ27 wpm with accuracy.
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TodaySprint's typing test is designed to closely mimic the TCS iON interface used in SSC, RRB, and similar exams, including similar text display, timer, and key-depression tracking. Regular practice here helps reduce interface-related anxiety on exam day.
Both matter, but most exams like SSC CHSL penalise errors, so accuracy is equally critical alongside speed. Aim for at least 95% accuracy while maintaining the required wpm or KDPH to clear the typing skill test.
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