Free practice for the classic Gurmukhi font still used in some Punjab exam patterns — pick any duration below, or use the picker inside the test.
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ਪਹਿਲਾਂ ਸਿੱਖੋ, ਫਿਰ ਦੌੜੋ — Learn First, Then Speed Up
It looks like you're still getting familiar with the AnmolLipi keyboard layout — and that's completely normal!
The best path forward is our free step-by-step tutorial: learn every key position first,
then come back to the speed test. Most students reach 30 WPM within 2–3 weeks of structured practice.
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.
Always confirm which font your specific exam notification accepts before committing to one.
Target 25–30 WPM at 92%+ accuracy, the typical qualifying benchmark for Punjab
government typing tests — see the full government exam
requirements table for exact figures by post.
Yes. AnmolLipi is not pre-installed on Windows — download it free, install it, and activate its keyboard layout, or the passage will display as garbled English characters.
Is AnmolLipi still used in government exams?
AnmolLipi is a legacy Gurmukhi font that still appears in some Punjab exam patterns and older office systems, though Raavi (Unicode) is now the more commonly required standard. Check your specific exam notification to confirm which font it accepts.
Which duration should I practice at?
Start with 1 or 2-minute tests to learn the layout, move to 5 minutes for daily accuracy practice, and finish with the full 10-minute test to simulate real exam length.
