State LDC Typing Test Comparison: Rajasthan RSSB vs UPSSSC vs BSSC vs High Court

Comparative breakdown of State LDC typing test rules across Rajasthan RSSB, UPSSSC, Bihar BSSC and High Courts. Speed, fonts and marking differences.

Typing aspirants across India often face confusion because different state recruiting agencies follow drastically different rules for Lower Division Clerk (LDC), Junior Assistant, and Clerk-Typist positions.

This comprehensive guide presents a direct comparative matrix across Rajasthan (RSSB & High Court), Uttar Pradesh (UPSSSC & High Court), Bihar (BSSC & Civil Court), and Central exams.


⚡ Cross-State LDC Typing Comparison Matrix

Recruiting CommissionPost NameLanguagePrescribed SpeedRequired FontNature of Exam
Rajasthan High CourtLDC / JJA / Clerk-IIHindi & English50 WPM for Full MarksKrutiDev 010100 Marks Added to Merit
Rajasthan RSSBLDC / Junior AssistantHindi & English28 WPM (Qualifying)DevLys 010 / KrutiDev100 Marks Added to Merit
UPSSSC (Uttar Pradesh)Junior Assistant / ClerkHindi & English25 WPM (H) / 30 WPM (E)Mangal / KrutiDevQualifying Only (Mandatory)
Allahabad High CourtRO / ARO / ClerkEnglish25 WPM (500 words/20m)Standard QWERTY50 Marks Added to Merit
BSSC (Bihar Inter Level)Revenue / Panchayat ClerkHindi & English30 WPM (H) / 35 WPM (E)Mangal (Remington Gail)Qualifying Only
Bihar Civil CourtCourt Reader (CRDW)Hindi & English30 WPM (H) / 40 WPM (E)Mangal (Unicode)Qualifying (90% Accuracy)
SSC (Central)CGL DEST / CHSLHindi or English27 WPM (CGL) / 35 WPM (CHSL)Mangal / StandardQualifying Only

1. Key Font & Keyboard Differences

1. Legacy Non-Unicode (Rajasthan Standard)

  • Fonts: KrutiDev 010, DevLys 010.
  • Layout: Remington Typewriter.
  • Characteristics: Requires memorization of numeric Alt codes for half-letters, conjuncts, and vowel matras.

2. Unicode Mangal (UP, Bihar, SSC & Central Standard)

  • Fonts: Mangal, Nirmala UI, Arial Unicode.
  • Layouts: Inscript (Standardized by GoI) or Remington (Gail).
  • Characteristics: Unicode compliant; conjuncts are created organically using the Halant key without memorizing ASCII codes.

2. Merit-Scored vs Qualifying Examinations

  • Merit-Scored Skill Tests: In Rajasthan (RSSB & High Court) and Allahabad High Court, scoring high marks in typing directly compensates for lower marks in written examinations. An aspirant with 48/50 in typing often overtakes candidates with higher written test scores.
  • Qualifying Skill Tests: In SSC, UPSSSC, and BSSC, speed and accuracy above the cutoff guarantee qualification, but extra speed beyond the cutoff does not yield extra marks.

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✓ 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

Which state LDC exam has the highest typing speed requirement? +

Bihar Civil Court and Telangana High Court have high requirements at 40 to 45 WPM English, whereas Rajasthan High Court requires 50 WPM to achieve full 25/25 marks in the speed test.

What is the difference in font rules between Rajasthan LDC and UP/Bihar LDC? +

Rajasthan (RSSB & High Court) strictly uses legacy non-Unicode fonts (KrutiDev 010 / DevLys 010 on Remington layout). In contrast, UPSSSC and BSSC utilize modern Unicode Mangal font (Inscript or Remington Gail).

Which exams include marks of the typing test in the final merit list? +

Rajasthan High Court (100 Marks), Rajasthan RSSB (100 Marks), Allahabad High Court (50 Marks), and Delhi Police HCM (25 Marks) add typing marks to final merit. SSC, UPSSSC, and BSSC typing tests are purely qualifying.

Is Backspace allowed in all State LDC typing tests? +

Yes, modern computer-based typing tests across RSSB, UPSSSC, BSSC, and High Courts permit the use of Backspace and arrow keys within the active session.

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