DSSSB LDC, Junior Assistant & JJA Typing Test Rules: Speed, Retyping & KDPH Formula

Everything you need to know about DSSSB (Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board) LDC, Junior Assistant, Stenographer, and JJA typing skill test rules (35 WPM English / 30 WPM Hindi).

The Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) conducts skill tests for Lower Division Clerk (LDC), Junior Assistant (Service Dept / MCD), Stenographer, and Junior Judicial Assistant (JJA).


1. Exam Patterns & Speed Criteria

Post NameMediumDurationKey Depressions TargetNet Speed Required
LDC / Junior AssistantEnglish10 Minutes2,100 Keystrokes35 WPM
LDC / Junior AssistantHindi (Mangal/Kruti)10 Minutes1,800 Keystrokes30 WPM
Stenographer (Gr-III)English10 Minutes2,500 Keystrokes35 WPM
Stenographer (Gr-III)Hindi10 Minutes2,100 Keystrokes30 WPM
Delhi JJA (Courts)English10 Minutes2,500 Keystrokes35 WPM (Gross/Net)

2. Key DSSSB Instructions

  • Retyping Mandatory: In DSSSB exams, if you finish the passage in 7-8 minutes, you should continue retyping from the start to accumulate maximum valid keystrokes.
  • Practice on TypingWire: Simulate realistic DSSSB 10-minute master passages on TypingWire.in.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the typing speed for DSSSB LDC / Junior Assistant? +

The required speed is 35 WPM (10,500 KDPH / 2100 keys in 10 mins) for English medium OR 30 WPM (9,000 KDPH / 1800 keys in 10 mins) for Hindi medium.

Is retyping allowed in DSSSB typing tests? +

Yes, if a candidate finishes typing the given master passage before 10 minutes expire, they must press space and start retyping from the beginning to maximize KDPH.

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