India (Madhya Pradesh)

CPCT Typing Test

MAP-IT (Madhya Pradesh Agency for Promotion of Information Technology) · Clerk, DEO, LDC, ASI, Assistant Grade-III, and 50+ other MP state posts

CPCT Typing Test

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15 minPass: 9,000 KDPH

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CPCT itself just certifies a score — the exact cutoff each recruiting department accepts can vary by notification. The figures here are the commonly-cited baseline; this mock also simplifies CPCT's real format (English and Hindi in the same 15-minute sitting) into one language at a time, so you can drill each separately.

About CPCT Typing Test

CPCT isn't a one-time exam — it's a standing certificate (valid 7 years) that over 50 Madhya Pradesh state government posts require before you can even apply. The real test runs English and Hindi typing back-to-back in one 15-minute sitting; this mock lets you drill each language separately at the same duration and pass mark.

Exam Format

RuleDetail
Duration15 minutes per language (real CPCT runs both in one sitting)
Pass mark30 Net WPM English / 20 Net WPM Hindi
Certificate validity7 years — used across 50+ MP state recruitment notifications

🎯 This is a mock test

This is an unofficial practice simulation built to mirror CPCT Typing Test's real format and pass criteria — it is not affiliated with MAP-IT (Madhya Pradesh Agency for Promotion of Information Technology). Always confirm exact requirements on your official exam notification.
15 minutes2 languages

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to pass both English and Hindi to get a CPCT certificate?

CPCT certifies your score in each language independently — some posts only require one. Check your target post's specific notification for which language(s) it needs.

Does this mock combine English and Hindi like the real CPCT?

No — for focused practice, this mock runs one language per attempt. The real test gives you both in a single 15-minute sitting; once you're comfortable with each language separately, practicing back-to-back sessions is good final preparation.