Rajasthan High Court LDC / Clerk Grade-II Typing Test Practice

Rajasthan High Court Lower Division Clerk (LDC) & Clerk Grade-II English typing test simulator. 8,000 KDPH (~27 WPM) speed benchmark over 5 minutes with unrestricted backspace and marks-based scoring.

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Rajasthan High Court LDC / Clerk Grade-II & JJA — Rules & Evaluation Guide

Rajasthan High Court Section-B Computer Speed Test (25 Marks Scale)

Evaluation Model

Marks Test (25.00 Marks Scale: (20 / 8,000) × Net KDPH · Min 11.25M UR / 10.00M SC/ST · Adds to Final Merit)

Qualifying Standards

Speed Benchmark
8,000 Key Depressions Per Hour (KDPH) (~26.66 WPM)
Test Duration
5 Minutes English Speed Test (Total 50 Marks for Hindi + English)
Marks Scale
25.00 Marks for English Paper-I Speed Test
Scoring Formula
Marks = (20 / 8,000) × Net KDPH (Net Keystrokes = Total Keystrokes − Mistakes × 5)
Minimum Passing Marks
11.25 Marks (45%) for UR/OBC/EWS; 10.00 Marks (40%) for SC/ST/PwD
Backspace Key
Unrestricted (Full editing enabled during the 5-minute session)
Merit Weightage
Computer test marks (100 total: 50 speed + 50 efficiency) are added directly to written exam marks (300)

How Scoring Works

The Rajasthan High Court LDC English typing test is evaluated on a 25.00-mark scale based on Net Key Depressions Per Hour (KDPH) achieved in 5 minutes. Net keystrokes are calculated by deducting 5 keystrokes per typographical error. Net KDPH = (Net Keystrokes / 5 min) × 60. Marks are computed as (20 / 8,000) × Net KDPH, capped at 25.00 marks (achieved at 10,000 KDPH / 33.33 WPM). Minimum qualifying marks are 11.25 for General/OBC/EWS and 10.00 for SC/ST/PwD.

Practice Tips

  • Keep errors minimal — each mistake deducts 5 keystrokes from your gross total, reducing your Net KDPH and scale marks.
  • Target at least 10,000 KDPH (~34 WPM) in 5 minutes to maximize your score at the full 25.00 marks cap.
  • Practice on standard 5-minute timers with blind display to simulate the exam software.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the typing speed required for Rajasthan High Court LDC?

The minimum benchmark speed is 8,000 Key Depressions Per Hour (KDPH), which translates to approximately 26.66 Words Per Minute (WPM) over a 5-minute test duration.

How are marks calculated in RHC LDC speed test?

Marks are calculated as: (20 / 8,000) × Net KDPH. A Net KDPH of 8,000 gives 20.00 marks, and speeds above 10,000 Net KDPH achieve the maximum 25.00 marks.

Is backspace allowed in Rajasthan High Court LDC typing test?

Yes, backspace is unrestricted during the computer speed test, allowing candidates to fix mistakes.

Do typing marks count toward the final merit list?

Yes. Unlike qualifying-only exams, Rajasthan High Court adds both Speed Test (50 marks) and Efficiency Test (50 marks) scores to your written test marks (300) for a total merit score out of 400 marks.

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