Written CBT
Two hours and 100 marks: General Knowledge (50), English objective (20) and English subjective composition (30). The corrected English objective count is 20 questions.
A plain-language guide to the Clerk recruitment for the Subordinate Courts of Haryana, with official notices and focused practice for the qualifying typing and Excel tests. Candidates commonly call this practical stage Tier 2; the official notice calls it the C.P.T.
S.S.S.C. published the proposed-answer objection notice on 10 September 2026. Check the official notice board for any result, revised answer key or C.P.T. date published after the date shown above.
Final selection is based on the written CBT merit among candidates who clear the mandatory C.P.T. The C.P.T. marks themselves do not add to final merit.
Two hours and 100 marks: General Knowledge (50), English objective (20) and English subjective composition (30). The corrected English objective count is 20 questions.
A 10-minute MS Excel practical marked out of 10. You must score at least 4 marks before the typing part is checked.
A 10-minute typing test with a qualifying speed of 30 W.P.M., calculated as (words typed − mistakes) ÷ 10.
Qualified candidates may be called for checking of testimonials or interaction. Final merit follows normalized written-CBT marks.
Ten-minute court-English passages, mistake analysis and the official 30 W.P.M. formula.
Open practice →Five-task, ten-minute spreadsheet mocks with a pass mark of 4 out of 10.
Open practice →Build accurate touch typing from the home row to the exam-speed goal.
Open practice →Hands-on practice for Excel 2007-compatible formulas and spreadsheet skills.
Open practice →Choose a timed typing passage or Excel practical and start the first mock without an account.
Open practice →See worked examples for the typing W.P.M. calculation and the five-part Excel marking scheme.
Open practice →Estimate the written-exam score and category-wise rank separately from the qualifying C.P.T.
Open practice →Download judicial passages, judicial words and Excel keyboard shortcuts for offline revision.
Open practice →| Paper | Skills to rehearse | Target | Practice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spreadsheet | Data entry, formulas, cell references, formatting, sorting, filtering and simple charts | 4 / 10 or higher | Open Excel test → |
| English typing | Paper-to-screen line tracking, capitals, punctuation, spacing and unfamiliar court vocabulary | 30 W.P.M. or higher | Open typing test → |
These targets follow the published qualifying criteria. Practice tasks are original preparation material, not questions taken from an examination.
Typing rewards repeatable accuracy; Excel rewards knowing where each command or formula is before the ten-minute timer starts. Begin with the free practice, review the result, and spend the next session on the specific mistake that cost you time or marks.
Complete one full typing passage and one five-question Excel mock under the published ten-minute limits.
Use the typing mistake review and Excel formula lessons to correct the exact skills that reduced your score.
Practise paper-to-screen typing and five-task spreadsheet runs without pausing the timer.
Aim above 30 W.P.M. and above 4/10 consistently so one difficult question or passage does not decide the result.
The High Court Clerk CPT editorial team checks recruitment facts against the S.S.S.C. advertisement, corrigendum and notice board. Practice recommendations are clearly presented as guidance and never as an unpublished official rule.
This is an independent preparation guide. If this page and an official notice differ, follow the official S.S.S.C. notice.