Supreme Court of India Junior Court Assistant (JCA) Typing Test Practice
Official Supreme Court Junior Court Assistant typing test simulator. 35 WPM speed for 50 marks with strict 3% error ceiling (max 11 mistakes).
Official Supreme Court Junior Court Assistant typing test simulator. 35 WPM speed for 50 marks with strict 3% error ceiling (max 11 mistakes).
Supreme Court of India Registry (Group 'B' Non-Gazetted) — Computer Typing Speed Test
Evaluation Model
50.00 Marks Scale (Passing Cutoff: 25.00 Marks / 50%) · 35 WPM Speed Gate · 3% Error Cap (Max 11 Mistakes)
The Supreme Court of India Junior Court Assistant (JCA) Computer Typing Speed Test carries a maximum of 50.00 marks with a mandatory qualifying threshold of 25.00 marks (50%). Candidates are required to type an exact 350-word English passage (totaling 1,750 key depressions, based on the standard 5 characters per word convention) in 10 minutes, achieving at least 35 words per minute. In official evaluation, the Supreme Court enforces a strict 3% error ceiling, permitting a maximum of 11 mistakes across the entire 350-word test. Every error committed—including omissions, substitutions, additions, spelling errors, and wrong capitalization (e.g. typing lowercase for proper nouns)—is evaluated as a 1.0 full mistake (there are no half-mistakes). Marks are calculated on a discrete linear scale: 0 mistakes = 50.00 marks; each mistake deducts exactly 25/11 (≈ 2.2727) marks. At 11 mistakes, the candidate scores exactly 25.00 marks (the minimum qualifying pass floor). Incurring 12 or more mistakes results in immediate disqualification, regardless of typing speed. Candidates are not permitted to loop or repeat the passage once completed.
Candidates must achieve a minimum speed of 35 words per minute (WPM) in English on a computer within a 10-minute test window. The passage contains exactly 350 words, requiring 1,750 key depressions (calculated at the standard rate of 5 key depressions/characters per word, including spaces and punctuation).
The typing test carries 50.00 maximum marks and requires a minimum of 25.00 marks (50%) to qualify. Unlike purely qualifying tests, this score is an official evaluated component of the recruitment process, making high accuracy critical for final merit ranking.
Under the official Supreme Court evaluation scheme, capitalization errors are NOT half-mistakes. Every wrong capitalization (typing lowercase instead of uppercase or vice versa), spelling typo, word omission, substitution, or addition is counted as a 1.0 full mistake. Each mistake deducts approximately 2.27 marks (25/11) from the 50.00 base score.
Committing 12 or more mistakes exceeds the statutory 3% permissible error ceiling and drops the score below the 25.00-mark passing cutoff, resulting in immediate disqualification (FAIL), regardless of how fast you typed.
Backspace and arrow navigation keys are fully unrestricted and functional, allowing you to edit mistakes on the fly. However, the test interface uses blind typing: there is no live character/word color highlighting, and no automatic scrolling. You must manually scroll the passage using the scrollbar.
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