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The SSC CHSL Hindi Typing Test on TodaySprint is a free online practice tool designed to help aspirants prepare for the Skill Test conducted by the Staff Selection Commission. This practice page faithfully replicates the look and feel of the official TCS iON interface, so you can get comfortable with the real exam environment before the big day.
SSC uses the TCS iON platform to conduct its Skill Tests, including the Hindi Typing Test for CHSL. Here is what you can expect during the actual exam and in this practice session:
Consistency is key. Dedicate at least 30 to 45 minutes every day to Hindi typing practice. Regular sessions build muscle memory far more effectively than occasional long sessions.
Choose either Remington Gail or Inscript layout early and stick with it. Switching layouts mid-preparation resets your muscle memory and wastes valuable time.
Type slowly and correctly at first. Speed naturally increases as your fingers learn the key positions. Errors cost you more marks than a slightly slower speed.
In the TCS iON interface, excessive backspace usage can affect your net speed score. Practice typing clean sentences to reduce the need for corrections.
The Hindi Typing Skill Test is a qualifying round for SSC CHSL Tier 3. Candidates who clear the written examination must pass this typing test to secure their final selection. Railway RRB and other central government recruitment boards also use similar TCS iON-based typing tests. Practicing on TodaySprint ensures you are fully prepared for the actual interface, reducing exam anxiety and boosting your confidence on test day.
The qualifying speed for SSC CHSL Hindi Typing Test is 30 words per minute (WPM) on a computer using Kruti Dev or Mangal font in Unicode/Remington Gail layout. Candidates must achieve this speed in the Skill Test to be considered for final selection.
SSC CHSL Hindi Typing Test uses the Remington Gail keyboard layout on Mangal font (Unicode) or Kruti Dev font. Candidates should practice specifically on one of these layouts as the actual TCS iON exam interface supports both options.
The SSC CHSL Hindi Typing Test has a duration of 10 minutes. Candidates are required to type a given passage within this time period to achieve the minimum qualifying speed of 30 WPM.
The SSC CHSL Typing Skill Test is purely qualifying in nature and marks scored in this test are not added to the final merit list. Candidates only need to meet the minimum speed requirement of 30 WPM to qualify.
TodaySprint replicates the TCS iON exam interface used in actual SSC exams by providing a similar text passage layout, real-time WPM and accuracy tracking, and support for Mangal/Kruti Dev fonts. Practicing here helps candidates get familiar with the exam environment and reduce errors before the actual Skill Test.
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