CRPF ASI Steno Typing Test 2023, Check Complete Information

CRPF ASI Steno Typing Test: The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) has announced the CRPF ASI Steno 2023 results for the examination. The results were released on the official CRPF website (www.crpf.gov.in) on November 15, 2023. A total of 17,420 candidates have been shortlisted for the next stage of the selection process. The CRPF ASI Steno exam was conducted for 143 vacancies. In this article we have discussed about the CRPF ASI Steno Typing Test details.

CRPF ASI Steno Typing Test 2023

Candidates who have qualified in the CRPF Computer Based Test (CBT) will now proceed to the next stage of the selection process, which is a typing test. The typing test will assess the candidates ability to type in English and Hindi at a high speed. CRPF Recruitment Process consists of three stages:

• Computer Based Test (CBT)
• Physical Measurement Test (PMT)
• Skill Test (for Steno)
• Document Verification
• Medical Examination

Only those candidates who qualify in CBT shall be called for the next stage of recruitment i.e. Skil1 Test/PST/DV/DME which will be conducted at various centres of the CRPF. In this article, we will look at the details of CRPF ASI (Steno) that will help you to understand the recruitment process in a better way.

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CRPF ASI Steno Typing Test 2023: Expected Time and Speed

After the declaration of the CRPF ASI Steno Result 2023, those who have successfully qualified will proceed to the Skill Test phase. The selection process for CRPF ASI Steno involves multiple stages, including a written exam, skill test, PST, DV, and Medical Examination. The CRPF ASI Skill Test will be exclusively conducted on computers. During this phase, the transcription of shorthand notes will be carried out using the computers and keyboards provided by the Department. It is essential to highlight that the use of any other typing modes will not be permitted under any circumstances. The skill test pattern for the CRPF ASI Steno position is detailed below.

CRPF ASI Steno Typing Test 2023: Important Details

Given below are the details important for CRPF ASI Steno Typing Test. The candidates who will be appearing for the CRPF ASI Steno Test are advised to go through these details carefully –

• Skill tests (typing) will be conducted/done only on computers. Computers & keyboards for the purpose will be provided by the Recruitment Centers.
• The mode/Procedure/ Method for conducting skill tests will be decided by the department. Skill test will be of qualifying
  nature and no marks will be awarded for the skill tests.
• Skill Test in Hindi shall be conducted only on “Remington Gail Key layout with MANGAL Font”. Specimen of “MANGAL font” will be available on the website “www.crpf.gov.in”.
• Each error (including spelling mistake, omission of word/punctuation mark, repeated word, word differing from the test/actual passage, word not in the passage, mixing-up of words, etc) will be counted as a mistake.
• Mistakes equaling to 5% of the words in the passage actually typed by the candidate will be allowed/permissible. For each mistake beyond 5% of the permissible limit, 10 words will be subtracted/deducted from the total words typed by the candidate for assessing
  actual typing speed (For HC(M) only).
• They will be tested in stenography/ short hand test {For ASI (Steno) only) as mentioned (Ski1l Test) above.
• The transcription of shorthand notes will have to be done on computers & keyboards provided by the Department and in no case use of another typing mode shall be allowed.
• The dictation will have to be noted/taken by the candidates in shorthand strokes and the same will also be evaluated.
• Noting/taking of dictation in long hand (i.e. other than standard shorthand strokes) will not be accepted and such candidates will be declared failed in the skill test even if they transcribe correctly in a given time.
• No request for a re-test of the skill test will be accepted/entertained.
• For ASI(Steno) – Beyond 40 mistakes, which is 5% of 8OO words in 10 minutes of dictation @ 😯 words per minute, the candidate will be declared “Failed”.