40 wpm · 10 dictations
60 wpm · 15 dictations
70 wpm · 10 dictations
80 wpm · 15 dictations · SSC Grade D speed
85 wpm · 23 dictations
90 wpm · 5 dictations
100 wpm · 21 dictations · SSC Grade C speed
110 wpm · 20 dictations
115 wpm · 4 dictations
120 wpm · 6 dictations
How SSC checks Hindi transcription
Full mistake (1)
- शब्द छूटना – word left out
- गलत शब्द – a different word (को / की, है / था)
- अतिरिक्त या दोहराया शब्द – extra or repeated word
Half mistake (½)
- मात्रा की गलती – wrong matra (में / मैं)
- अनुस्वार / चंद्रबिंदु, नुक्ता (हूँ / हूं, बढ़ने / बढने)
- पूर्ण विराम (।) छूटना या गलत जगह
Error % = (full + ½ × half) ÷ words in the passage × 100 · Allowed: Grade C – UR 5%, others 7% · Grade D – UR 7%, others 10%.
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Hindi steno dictation – questions
हिंदी स्टेनो डिक्टेशन कहाँ से फ्री में करें? / Where can I practise Hindi steno dictation free?
Here – 129 Hindi dictations from 40–120 wpm. Listen, take it down in Hindi shorthand, type your transcription in Mangal and get your result as SSC checks it. No login needed.
Which Hindi keyboard can I use for typing?
Remington GAIL (typewriter layout, as in many SSC centres) or InScript – both give Mangal (Unicode) text and work even when your computer is set to English. You can also use your computer's or phone's own Hindi keyboard.
How are mistakes counted in Hindi transcription?
A word left out, an extra word or a different word (को instead of की) is a full mistake. A spelling slip – wrong matra, anusvara instead of chandrabindu, missing nukta (में / मैं, हूँ / हूं, बढ़ने / बढने) – or a missing पूर्ण विराम (।) is a half mistake. Error % = (full + half ÷ 2) ÷ words in the passage × 100.
What is the transcription time for Hindi in SSC Stenographer?
Grade C (100 wpm): 55 minutes (PwD with scribe 75). Grade D (80 wpm): 65 minutes (PwD with scribe 90). Always check the notice of your year.
Where is the matter of these dictations from?
Most are from Ramdhari Uchch Gati Abhyas (Khand-1 and Khand-2); each dictation page shows its pratilekhan number and page.