Build speed and accuracy on the font many Punjab coaching institutes still teach — pick any duration below. Note: PSSSB exams officially require Raavi, not Asees.
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ਪਹਿਲਾਂ ਸਿੱਖੋ, ਫਿਰ ਦੌੜੋ — Learn First, Then Speed Up
It looks like you're still getting familiar with the Asees 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.
Asees maps every English key to a Gurmukhi character using a legacy ASCII-style encoding. It was
widely taught in Punjab coaching institutes and used in older government offices, but it is
not the font PSSSB accepts today — PSSSB Clerk and similar exams officially require
Raavi, a Unicode Gurmukhi font. Because
Asees isn't Unicode, its text only displays correctly once the font is installed on your device.
If you learned on Asees, your speed and character recognition carry over — see the
full government exam requirements table for the
exact Raavi WPM/accuracy target, and use this page to warm up before switching your daily practice
to Raavi.
Asees is a legacy, non-Unicode Gurmukhi font that was widely taught in Punjab coaching institutes and used in older government offices. It is not the font PSSSB accepts today — PSSSB Clerk and similar exams officially require Raavi, a Unicode Gurmukhi font. Practicing Asees still builds transferable typing speed and character recognition.
Do I need to install the Asees font?
Yes. Asees is not pre-installed on Windows — download it free, install it, and activate the Asees keyboard layout, or the passage will display as garbled English characters.
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 build endurance. When you're ready for the actual PSSSB exam, switch your practice to the Raavi font, which is the one officially accepted.
