Standard-word WPM
Gross WPM uses five typed characters as one standard word. Net WPM adjusts the result using detected character errors.
40 progressive practice passages
Bombay High Court English Typing Test
Practice 400-word English typing passages in 10 minutes with a structured set of 40 passages designed to progressively improve typing speed, accuracy, and familiarity with formal and court-style English.
400 Words10 Minutes20 Marks40 WPM
40 original practice passages
BHC English Typing Practice Passages
The passages gradually introduce formal English, court and administrative terminology, longer sentences, difficult spellings, punctuation, dates, numbers, abbreviations, proper nouns, and legal expressions.
Transparent practice
Know exactly how your result is calculated.
Official recruitment facts and TypingNation practice calculations are shown separately—without calling an estimate an official score.
Character-level comparison
Insertions, omissions and substitutions are aligned before scoring, so one missing character does not make the full remaining passage red.
Your attempt stays on this device
The current version saves recent practice history locally in your browser. Typed text is not sent to a server by this widget.
Balanced preparation
Improve Speed Without Losing Accuracy
Typing speed alone is not enough. A strong preparation routine should focus on both speed and accuracy. The 40 WPM benchmark means typing 400 words in 10 minutes. During practice, gradually work towards a higher comfortable speed so that 40 WPM does not become your maximum effort.
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Type faster. Make fewer mistakes. Stay consistent for the full 10 minutes.
Official information
BHC Clerk Recruitment & Typing Test Updates
This section helps you find the types of Bombay High Court Clerk recruitment and English Typing Test notices that may affect your preparation.
Important: Always verify an important date, eligibility condition, or examination instruction from the latest official Bombay High Court notice.
- Recruitment notifications
- Screening Test updates
- Typing Test notices
- Revised examination dates
- Eligible candidate lists
- Hall tickets
- Typing Test results
- Document verification
- Viva-voce
- Select and Wait Lists
Common questions
Bombay High Court English Typing Test FAQs
How many words are in the BHC Clerk English Typing Test?
The prescribed English typing passage contains 400 words for the referenced Clerk scheme.
How much time is given for the English Typing Test?
The typing test duration is 10 minutes.
What typing speed does the BHC English Typing Test require?
Typing 400 words in 10 minutes corresponds to 40 words per minute (WPM).
How many marks is the BHC English Typing Test?
The referenced Clerk test scheme carries 20 marks, with 10 marks stated as the minimum qualifying score. Always verify the latest notification for your recruitment cycle.
Are these 40 passages official BHC question papers?
No. They are original practice passages created for BHC English Typing Test preparation and are not official or previous-year BHC passages.
Are all practice passages exactly 400 words?
The library targets the 400-word format, while each card displays its independently calculated actual word count. The passage text is preserved exactly as authored.
Are all passages at the same difficulty level?
No. Difficulty increases progressively from Beginner to Ultra Pro across the 40 passages.
Should I practise only at 40 WPM?
Practising somewhat above 40 WPM can provide a useful buffer, provided accuracy remains strong.
Where can I find official BHC recruitment updates?
Use the official Bombay High Court notifications portal. Third-party websites can support preparation, but official notices remain authoritative.
Can previous recruitment information be used for a new recruitment?
Previous information can help you understand the process, but the latest applicable recruitment notification always takes priority.
Start your practice
Start Your BHC English Typing Practice
Build your speed through 40 progressively difficult passages, practise the 400-word / 10-minute format, and track your accuracy as you improve.