Allahabad High Court Group C Typing Test 2026: Junior Assistant & Paid Apprentice Rules

Allahabad High Court Group C Junior Assistant and Paid Apprentice Stage-II Typing Test 2026 rules. Hindi 25 WPM (Mangal/Inscript) + English 30 WPM 50-mark pattern.

The High Court of Judicature at Allahabad conducts one of the largest state-level judicial recruitments for Group ‘C’ Clerical Cadre (Junior Assistant & Paid Apprentice) across District Courts of Uttar Pradesh.

Unlike RO/ARO recruitments which test only English typing, the Group C examination mandates BOTH Hindi (25 WPM) and English (30 WPM) typing, carrying a massive 50 marks that directly decide final selection.


⚡ Quick Exam Snapshot (TL;DR Fact Matrix)

Evaluation ParameterStage-II: Hindi Typing TestStage-II: English Typing Test
Minimum Required Speed25 Words Per Minute (WPM)30 Words Per Minute (WPM)
Test Duration10 Minutes10 Minutes
Target WordsApprox 250 WordsApprox 300 Words
Maximum Marks25 Marks (Added to Merit)25 Marks (Added to Merit)
Total Typing Weightage50 Marks (Combined)Merged with Stage-I (100 Marks) = 150 Marks Total
Prescribed Font (Hindi)Mangal (Unicode)Standard QWERTY
Permitted Layouts (Hindi)Inscript OR Remington (Gail)Standard QWERTY
Conducting AgencyNational Testing Agency (NTA)National Testing Agency (NTA)
Backspace AllowedYes (Full Editing Enabled)Yes (Full Editing Enabled)

1. Official 50-Mark Scoring & Penalty Math

In Allahabad High Court Group C, high marks in typing separate the top rankers from the rest:

Hindi Score (Out of 25) = 25 - (Total Errors × 0.25)

English Score (Out of 25) = 25 - (Total Errors × 0.25)

Error Deductions:

  • Each Full Error (Word Omission, Word Substitution): Deducts 0.25 to 0.50 marks.
  • Each Half Error (Spelling typo, punctuation mistake): Deducts 0.125 to 0.25 marks.
  • If your net speed falls below 25 WPM in Hindi or 30 WPM in English, you are disqualified regardless of your written examination score!

2. Examination Flow on Test Day

  1. Part-A (Hindi Session): Candidates complete the 10-minute Hindi passage on Mangal font.
  2. Interval (5 to 10 Minutes): System resets, allowing candidates to adjust seating and prepare for English.
  3. Part-B (English Session): Candidates complete the 10-minute English 300-word passage.

3. Proven Routine for AHC Group C Aspirants

  1. Practice Both Languages Daily: Never practice only English or only Hindi. Alternate 20 minutes each every single day.
  2. Master Mangal Remington & Inscript: Ensure you are completely comfortable with your chosen layout on Windows 10/11.
  3. Practice with real AHC legal passages on TypingWire.in.

Continue preparing with official error annexures, software interface rules, and speed conversion benchmarks:

✓ FACT CHECKED & EXAM VERIFIED

This guide is compiled from official government recruitment notifications, staff selection commission evaluation formulas, and actual examination software interfaces. Updated for 2026 examination cycles by the TypingWire Editorial Board.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are both Hindi and English typing tests compulsory in Allahabad High Court Group C? +

Yes! In AHC Group C (Junior Assistant and Paid Apprentice), candidates MUST appear in BOTH Hindi typing (25 WPM) AND English typing (30 WPM).

What is the marking scheme for the AHC Group C typing test? +

The Stage-II typing test carries a total of 50 marks (25 marks for Hindi typing + 25 marks for English typing), which are directly added to the Stage-I written score (100 marks) to determine final merit.

Which fonts and layouts are allowed for Hindi typing in AHC Group C? +

AHC conducts Hindi typing on Unicode Mangal font using Inscript layout or Remington (Gail) layout.

What is the duration of each typing session in AHC Group C? +

The duration is 10 minutes for Hindi typing (approx 250 words) and 10 minutes for English typing (approx 300 words).

Is Backspace allowed during the AHC Group C typing examination? +

Yes, candidates can use the Backspace key and arrow navigation keys freely during the 10-minute session.

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