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TypingForest Certified Typist

Three timed parts test what employers and exams care about: accuracy, sustained speed and precision with capitals, punctuation and numbers. Every passing result is checked keystroke by keystroke, then reviewed and signed by Satya Joshi.

Certified Typist · Gold

This certifies that

Your name here

has passed the TypingForest Certified Typist exam at Gold level, reviewed and verified keystroke by keystroke

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tier
WPM
speed
%
accuracy
Satya Joshi
Founder, TypingForest
What your certificate looks like, with your name, results and a QR code anyone can scan to verify it.

Four levels

Your level comes from your net speed and accuracy over all three parts. Every part must also reach its own minimum accuracy.

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Bronze
25+ WPM · 92%+
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Silver
40+ WPM · 94%+
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Gold
60+ WPM · 96%+
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Platinum
80+ WPM · 97%+

How it works

🎯1 min

Part 1 · Accuracy

Everyday words for one minute. Every slip counts, so stay calm and precise.

At least 90% accuracy to pass this part.

⚡3 min

Part 2 · Speed

A real passage for three minutes. Find a steady pace you can hold to the end.

At least 90% accuracy to pass this part.

✒️1 min

Part 3 · Precision

Capitals, punctuation and numbers for one minute: the keys that separate good typists from great ones.

At least 88% accuracy to pass this part.

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Scored from your keystrokes

Your browser sends every keystroke with its timing. Our server re-types the exam from that log, so scores cannot be faked.

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Reviewed by a person

Passing exams go to a review queue. Satya Joshi checks your results, rhythm and fair-play notes before anything is signed.

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Verifiable forever

Your certificate gets a code and a QR code. Employers can check it on this site at any time.

Ready?

  • ⏱ About 6 minutes in total, with a short break between parts.
  • 🖥 Use a computer with a physical keyboard, in a quiet place. Don't close the tab.
  • 🔁 Each part starts once. You can sit the exam once every 24 hours.
  • 🪪 The certificate shows your profile name. Check it in your profile first.