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Legacy Punjab Exam Font
Practice the classic Gurmukhi font still used in some Punjab exam patterns and office systems.
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Some Punjab exam notifications and older office systems still require AnmolLipi over Unicode alternatives.
AnmolLipi is a classic legacy Gurmukhi font that remains part of some Punjab government exam patterns and older office typing systems, alongside the more widely used Asees and the Unicode standard Raavi. Practising at the full 10-minute duration — the same length used across most Punjab clerical typing tests — builds the accuracy and stamina those exams require, rather than just a short burst of speed.
Aim for 25–30 WPM at 92%+ accuracy, the typical qualifying benchmark for Punjab government typing tests. Since these tests are usually pass/fail rather than merit-ranked, low accuracy disqualifies a candidate even with a passing WPM score — practise for clean, consistent typing throughout. See the full government exam requirements table for figures across other Punjab and central exams, and always confirm which font your specific notification accepts.