Clerk & data-entry aspirants
Prepare for recruitment typing tests that commonly check both Punjabi and English.
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Build test-ready speed in both English and Gurmukhi — touch typing first, then Raavi and Asees, then daily timed tests — at the techcadd Computer Institute Jalandhar lab, with your WPM and accuracy recorded every week.
techcadd Computer Institute's English & Punjabi Typing course in Jalandhar is built for candidates preparing for Punjab clerk, data-entry and steno-typist style recruitment, where posts commonly require a typing test in both Punjabi and English — and for anyone whose office work switches between the two languages every day.
The first weeks are pure touch typing on the English keyboard: posture, home row and every finger's zone, until you type without looking. English speed building follows, then Gurmukhi in Raavi (Unicode) and Asees, so you learn two layouts on the same keyboard without mixing them up. Punctuation, numbers and symbols get dedicated practice because tests and office documents are full of them.
The second month turns speed into reliable, test-ready typing: accuracy work, error correction, and timed mock tests in both languages set in the same pattern as recruitment typing tests. Your WPM and accuracy are recorded every week, in English and in Punjabi.
Timed tests in both languagesYou need to read Punjabi and English. No typing experience is required — the course starts with finger placement and builds up from there.
Prepare for recruitment typing tests that commonly check both Punjabi and English.
Build a measurable, job-ready skill while you prepare for exams and applications.
Two months of practice now means your speed is ready when the next notice comes out.
Type English and Punjabi letters, notices and records quickly, without switching mistakes.
Data entry, computer operator and typist roles all ask for a tested typing speed.
Take bilingual typing work from advocates, schools, printers and small offices.
Students reach the Jalandhar centre from Model Town, Adarsh Nagar, Basti Bawa Khel, Rama Mandi and Urban Estate, and from Phagwara, Kapurthala, Nakodar and Adampur for weekend batches. Morning, evening, weekend and 1-on-1 slots let you practise daily around coaching, college or work — every class is guided teaching plus timed lab time.
Many clerical posts check typing in both languages. Being fast in only one of them is not enough to clear the test.
English touch typing comes first, so the same correct finger habits carry into Gurmukhi instead of two sets of bad habits.
Typing tests check mistakes as well as speed. Every timed test is followed by error review and targeted re-drilling.
Your English and Punjabi WPM and accuracy are recorded separately each week, so you know exactly which side needs work.
English touch typing lays the foundation, Gurmukhi is added on top, and the second month is spent turning speed into accurate, timed test performance in both languages.
Build correct technique before chasing speed.
Every lab computer has English and Punjabi Unicode input, the Raavi and Asees fonts and typing software for timed tests.
RaaviUnicode Gurmukhi font
MS WordBilingual documents
WindowsLanguage & input setupComplete the course and your final mock tests to receive a techcadd Computer Institute certificate recording your typing speed in both languages — verifiable online.
Indicative starting pay for private roles in Punjab. Government clerk and steno posts are paid as per government scale; private offers depend on the employer and your tested speed.
Offices, back offices and government contractors
Schools, clinics, offices and service centres
Court complexes, advocates and private offices
Letters, records and correspondence in both languages
Yes. Many Punjab clerical and data-entry posts include a typing test in Punjabi and English, and this course prepares both. Steno posts also need shorthand, which is separate.
English touch typing first. It builds correct finger habits, which then carry over to Gurmukhi. The course follows that order.
Yes. Data entry, computer operator and bilingual typist roles are common in private offices, courts and contractors, and home-based typing work is also possible.
Basic Computer or MS Office & Advanced Excel pair well with typing for clerical and office roles. Tally Prime is a good next step for accounts work.
Alongside the drills, you type the kind of documents offices actually produce in both languages.
Type and format a formal English application with dates, references and numbers — error-free.
Type a government-style notice in Raavi with correct matras and punctuation.
Enter names, addresses and figures in English and Punjabi into a clean, checked record.
Sit timed tests in both languages and get a combined WPM and error report.
Every session ends with a measured score, so progress is never a guess.
The trainer demonstrates the keys, characters or technique for the day.
e.g. Number row in EnglishYou type a timed passage on your own computer while speed and errors are measured.
e.g. 5-minute Punjabi passageMistakes are reviewed and you re-drill exactly what went wrong.
e.g. Re-testing punctuation errorsTyping practice is easy to find in Jalandhar. What makes the difference in a test is correct technique, both languages practised properly, and someone reviewing your errors every day.
Practice built around exam-pattern passages, speed and error counting.
Every minute of lab time is your own typing practice.
Your trainer checks your posture, fingers and errors every class.
English plus Punjabi in Raavi and Asees, tracked separately.
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25,000+ students trained across Punjab, rated 4.9★ on Google.
Questions worth asking before you join any typing course, including this one.
| Feature | techcadd Computer Institute | Typical institute |
|---|---|---|
| Technique | Touch typing with correct finger placement | –Self-practice, often two-finger typing |
| Languages | English and Punjabi, both tracked | –Often only one language |
| Punjabi fonts | Raavi (Unicode) and Asees | –Often only one font |
| Speed tracking | Weekly recorded WPM and accuracy | –Rarely measured |
| Mock tests | Exam-pattern timed tests in both languages | –Random passages |
| Batch size | Small batches with individual attention | –Large, crowded batches |
| Timings | Morning, evening, weekend, 1-on-1 | –Fixed single slot |
| Certificate | Verifiable certificate with speed record | –Varies |
The right-hand column describes what is commonly offered in the market, not any particular institute.
Rated 4.9★ on Google by students of every age and background.
“My English was fine but Punjabi was slow. Separate weekly scores showed me exactly where to practise, and both improved.”
“Starting with English touch typing helped a lot. By the time Raavi came, my fingers already knew what to do.”
“I type English and Punjabi letters at work every day. The punctuation and numbers practice was very useful.”
“The error review after each test was the best part. My accuracy went up before my speed did, which is what I needed.”
“Evening batch fitted around my coaching classes. The mock tests felt close to the real thing.”
“Small batch, patient trainer and daily timed tests. Two months well spent.”
Still unsure? A counsellor can walk you through batches, fees and the syllabus in one short call.
📞No. The course starts from finger placement and touch typing. You only need to read English and Punjabi.
The course runs for 2 months. Morning, afternoon, evening and weekend batches are available, plus 1-on-1 slots on request.
Both. Raavi (Unicode) is the current office standard and Asees is still used in places, so you practise both.
Mock tests follow the general pattern of Punjab recruitment typing tests — timed passages checked for speed and errors, in both languages. Always read the official notice for the exact rules of your exam.
No. This course covers typing in English and Punjabi. Steno posts usually also require shorthand, which is a separate skill.
Yes. You receive a techcadd Computer Institute certificate with your tested typing speed in both languages, which can be verified online.
Yes. Book a free demo class, try the lab setup and meet the trainer before you decide.
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