The quickest possible warm-up — see your current WPM in a few seconds before a longer practice session.
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Slow Down, Get Accurate — Speed Follows Technique
You're still building muscle memory for the keyboard. Our free touch typing tutorial teaches proper finger placement and home row technique. Most learners reach 40 WPM within 3–4 weeks of consistent daily practice.
15 seconds is barely enough time to find your rhythm, but it's the fastest way to get a rough read on
your current speed before committing to a longer session. Run it two or three times back to back to
shake off the rust.
Don't use this score to judge exam readiness — SSC CHSL and most clerical exams run a full
10 minutes. See the full exam
requirements table for real exam durations.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What is a 15-second typing test good for?
A 15-second burst is the fastest way to check your current speed — useful as a quick warm-up click before a longer session, but too short to reflect real exam accuracy.
Should I rely on a 15-second score for exam prep?
No — government typing exams run 10 minutes, not 15 seconds. Use this only as a warm-up, then move to the 5 and 10-minute tests for real practice.