A 1-minute test on Easy
With Easy and a 1-minute limit selected, we typed short Bangla sentences and made 2 slips along the way. At the 60-second mark the result read 28 WPM with 99% accuracy.
Test your Bengali typing speed in WPM and accuracy using real Bangla script passages — free.
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About
Type real Bengali passages in the Bengali script, which strings letters along a horizontal head-line and joins many consonants into conjunct clusters, and get your words-per-minute and accuracy the moment you finish. Pick easy, medium or hard passages to match your level.
Candidates for computer operator and office jobs in Bangladesh and West Bengal use it to practise Bangla typing under a timer, and writers and students use it to see how fast they really are with Avro, Bijoy or the National layout.
Examples
4 worked examples
With Easy and a 1-minute limit selected, we typed short Bangla sentences and made 2 slips along the way. At the 60-second mark the result read 28 WPM with 99% accuracy.
This untimed Medium run shows slips turning red as they happen. The 111-character passage took 52 seconds, giving 26 WPM at 97% accuracy with 3 slips left in.
This Hard Bangla run, with its punctuation and numbers, finished in 73 seconds, 22 WPM, 97% accuracy. Entering the name Arif Hossain and pressing Download certificate produced this PNG, labelled "Hard · Bengali" with a QR code.
The Medium passage beginning দ্রুত এবং নির্ভুলভাবে contains conjuncts such as দ্র and র্ভ — a good test of how smoothly you type joined letters.
FAQ
Quick answers to common questions about the Bengali Typing Speed Test.
It gives you a random Bangla passage — everyday lines about tea and books on Easy, up to Hard sentences with dates, a টাকা amount and a phone number — and reports your words per minute and accuracy when you finish it or when your chosen timer runs out.
Yes — you type Bengali directly, in its own script, the same way you'd type any other language here.
Bengali strings letters along a horizontal head-line and joins many consonants into combined conjunct forms rather than keeping each consonant fully separate — this test shows and expects that native script exactly as a Bengali keyboard produces it.
Any layout that types Unicode Bengali — Avro phonetic, Bijoy in Unicode mode, Probhat or the National (Jatiya) layout built into Windows. The test only compares the characters you produce, so phonetic typing counts just the same as a fixed layout.
No. ANSI Bijoy stores Bangla as Latin character codes that only look Bengali in fonts like SutonnyMJ, so they can never match a Unicode passage. Switch Bijoy to Unicode mode, or use Avro, before you start.
Yes. The Hard passages use Bengali digits (০–৯) alongside punctuation, so you also practise the number row of your Bengali layout.
Every five characters count as one word, and a character is one visible letter cluster — so a consonant carrying a vowel sign, like কি or বে, counts once even though you press two keys.
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