Typing Course: English & Hindi (Inscript, Krutidev) 60-Day Plan
A 60-day plan to type without looking and reach exam speed in English and Hindi, with practice passages and a log that calculates your gross and net WPM.
Typing tests decide many government job results, and most candidates practise the wrong way: two fingers, eyes on the keys, long sessions once a week. This course fixes the method first and then builds speed.
What you learn
- Correct fingers: posture, the home row, top and bottom rows, capitals and numbers without looking
- Hindi layouts: the difference between Inscript and Remington (Gail) / Krutidev style, and why you should practise only the one your exam uses
- Speed: common words, sentences, rhythm and the accuracy habits that cut mistakes
- Exam practice: timed English and Hindi passages written in the style of recruitment tests
The log
The Excel log has 60 rows. Type the minutes, characters and mistakes from each test, and it shows gross WPM, net WPM and accuracy, so you can see your speed rise week by week.
Everything you get
Course book
60-day plan in 3 stages, PDF
Practice passages
8 English and 6 Hindi passages
Speed log
Excel log with WPM and accuracy
Exam day tips
What to check before the timer starts
Files in your download
- PDFTyping_Course_English_Hindi.pdf412 KB
- XLSXTyping_60_Day_Log.xlsx11 KB
Start in 5 simple steps
A step-by-step guide is also included inside your download.
- 1
Read week 1
Fix your posture and fingers
- 2
Practise daily
20 minutes, no looking
- 3
Log every test
Minutes, characters, mistakes
- 4
Pick your Hindi layout
As your exam notice says
- 5
Do timed passages
From week 7
Questions about this product
Which Hindi layout should I learn?
The one your exam uses. Many central exams use Inscript (Unicode). Some state and court exams use Remington Gail or Krutidev. The notice usually says which; practise only that one.
Do I need special software?
Any typing tutor software or website works for drills. The course gives the plan, passages and the log to track speed.
How fast will I get?
It depends on daily practice. Most learners who follow the plan for 20 to 30 minutes a day reach 30 to 35 WPM in English by week 6. Exam targets differ, so check yours.
Is net WPM calculated like my exam?
The log uses a simple common method. Exams have their own error rules, so use the log to track progress and check your exam's rule for the final figure.
Can I use a phone?
You can read the course on a phone, but typing practice must be on a computer keyboard.
How do I get the files after payment?
A download button appears on screen right after payment, and the link is emailed to you. You can also download again any time from My account.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes. It works with Any phone, tablet or computer, Print-ready A4, Excel / Google Sheets for the log. Free mobile apps are enough.
What if something does not work?
Write to us within 7 days with your order number. We will fix it, send a working file, or refund you.
