Expert strategies to improve your typing speed and accuracy for PSSSB exam success
Master these proven techniques to achieve 35 WPM with 94% accuracy in your PSSSB typing test.
Always keep your fingers on the home row keys (ASDF JKL;). Use all fingers for typing, not just 2-3 fingers. This is the foundation of fast typing.
Learn to type without looking at the keyboard. Focus on the screen and trust your muscle memory. This significantly increases speed and accuracy.
Maintain a consistent rhythm while typing. Don't rush or type too slowly. Consistent pace helps maintain accuracy while building speed gradually.
Focus on 100% accuracy first, then gradually increase speed. It's easier to build speed on accurate typing than to fix accuracy on fast typing.
Sit straight with feet flat on floor. Keep elbows at 90-degree angle. Position monitor at eye level. Good posture reduces fatigue and improves speed.
Practice 30-60 minutes daily. Consistency is more important than long irregular sessions. Daily practice builds muscle memory effectively.
Follow this 6-week practice schedule to achieve 35 WPM with 94% accuracy:
| Week | Focus Area | Daily Practice | Target |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1-2 | Basic Skills & Accuracy | 30 minutes | 20 WPM, 98% accuracy |
| 3-4 | Speed Building | 45 minutes | 30 WPM, 96% accuracy |
| 5-6 | Exam Simulation | 60 minutes | 35 WPM, 94% accuracy |
Home Row Position: Left hand (A S D F) | Right hand (J K L ;)
Thumbs: Both thumbs on space bar
Many candidates start typing too fast and make early errors. Start at comfortable speed and maintain consistency.
Constantly looking at keyboard reduces speed and increases errors. Trust your muscle memory.
Using wrong fingers for keys slows you down. Follow proper finger assignment.
Don't rush in last 2 minutes. Maintain consistent pace throughout the test.