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Delhi High Court Typist / JJA Typing Test

Delhi High Court · Typist, Junior Judicial Assistant (JJA)

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10 minPass: 10,500 KDPH

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Delhi High Court runs its own recruitment (not through SSC) and figures shift slightly by cycle — some notifications list 40 WPM English specifically for the Typist post. This mock uses the commonly-cited 35/30 WPM JJA baseline. Delhi HC also mandates Mangal Unicode for Hindi (KrutiDev is not accepted here, unlike some other courts) — always verify against your current notification.

About Delhi High Court Typist / JJA Typing Test

दिल्ली हाई कोर्ट अपनी खुद की भर्ती चलाता है (SSC के माध्यम से नहीं) — Typist और Junior Judicial Assistant (JJA) पदों के लिए टंकण परीक्षा (typing test) 10 मिनट की होती है, अंग्रेज़ी या हिंदी में। Delhi High Court's clerical typing round uses formal, legal-administrative English (or Hindi in Mangal Unicode specifically), distinct from SSC's general-administration passages.

Exam Format

Rule	Detail
Duration	10 minutes
Language	English or Hindi
Pass mark	35 WPM English / 30 WPM Hindi (some cycles list 40 WPM English for Typist specifically)
Hindi font	Mangal Unicode required — KrutiDev is not accepted at Delhi HC
Passage style	Legal/administrative formal English

🎯 This is a mock test

This is an unofficial practice simulation built to mirror Delhi High Court Typist / JJA Typing Test's real format and pass criteria — it is not affiliated with Delhi High Court. Always confirm exact requirements on your official exam notification.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Kya Delhi High Court ka typing test SSC CHSL jaisa hi hai?

Format similar hai (10 minute, English/Hindi, qualifying-only) lekin Delhi High Court apni khud ki recruitment chalata hai — SSC ke through nahi. Hindi ke liye sirf Mangal Unicode accept hota hai, KrutiDev nahi.

Why does the WPM requirement vary between notifications?

Delhi HC runs separate recruitment cycles for JJA and Typist posts, and each notification can set its own exact figure. This mock uses the commonly-cited baseline — always check your specific notification before test day.