About this free Supreme Court JCA typing mock test
This free mock test recreates the Supreme Court JCA typing (skill) test for Junior Court Assistant (JCA): a 10-minute timer, the English 35 WPM standard, backspace allowed and no word highlighting — just like the exam screen.
- Read the instructions and choose your language.
- Click Start Test and type the passage for 10 minutes (or submit early).
- Check your net WPM, accuracy, full and half mistakes, and the qualified / not qualified verdict — then retake with a new passage.
Supreme Court JCA typing test pattern
| Exam | Supreme Court Junior Court Assistant Typing Test |
|---|---|
| Conducting body | Supreme Court of India |
| Posts | Junior Court Assistant (JCA) |
| Mode | Computer-based typing test |
| Language | English |
| English speed | 35 WPM (10,500 key depressions/hour) |
| Duration | 10 minutes |
| Nature | Qualifying (confirm in notification) |
Key points
- English typing test on computer with a minimum speed of 35 WPM.
- Error tolerance and evaluation are defined in the notification.
How your result is calculated here
This practice test counts key depressions (5 key depressions = 1 word). Gross WPM = key depressions ÷ 5 ÷ minutes, and Net WPM = Gross WPM − mistakes ÷ minutes. Wrong, missing and extra words are full mistakes; capitalisation and punctuation errors are half mistakes. Your Net WPM is compared with the Supreme Court JCA standard for the language you choose. The recruiting body's own evaluation method, published in the notification, is final.
Preparation tips for the Supreme Court JCA typing test
- Practise at full length (10 minutes) at least once a day so your speed doesn't drop in the last minutes.
- Aim for 43 WPM in English in practice — exam nerves usually cost a few WPM.
- Keep accuracy above 95%. Every mistake reduces your net speed.
- Switch highlighting off for your mock tests — the real exam doesn't colour your words.
- Read our guide on how to increase typing speed.
DisclaimerThese details are summarised from recent official notifications. Always confirm with the latest official notification of Supreme Court of India.