RRB NTPC Typing Test — Practice Zone
CBTST duration 10 minutes. Minimum 300 typed words. 5% tolerance of typed words (ignored). Backspace disabled. Net WPM based on final mistakes.
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- Initial mistakes (TM) = Full + (Half / 2)
- Tolerance = TypedWords × 0.05
- Final mistakes (FCM) = max(0, TM − Tolerance)
- Net Words = TypedWords − FCM
- Net WPM = round((TypedWords − FCM*10) / 10)
- Accuracy = round(NetWords / TypedWords × 100) — informational (no fail)
- Status: DQ if <300 words; else FAIL if WPM < 30; else PASS
Available Passages (All)
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