Typing Test in SSC Tax Assistant

Hi I am interested in having the information about the skill test which is conducted for the SSC Tax Assistant post?

[Rajkumar Agarwal]

In SSC CGL exam on the off chance that you have fit the bill for CSS post then you will need to give an expertise test called CPT (Computer Proficiency Test). Also, on the off chance that somebody meets all requirements for TAX ASSISTANT post of non-meeting posts then he will be called for writing test.

PC Proficiency Test for CSS Post

It incorporates the test of taking after subjects.

1. Writing Test @ 27 WPM - {Time: 15 Minutes}

2. Spread Sheets (MS Excel Test) - {Time: 15 Minutes}

3. Presentation Test (MS Power-point) - {Time: 15 Minutes}

Writing Test for TAX ASSISTANT Post

It just incorporates a writing for 15 Minutes. What's more, you will need to sort the printed section in the PC in 15 Minutes. That implies 27 WPM speed.

Both the tests are qualifying in nature. You simply need to pass them.

The most effective method to get ready Typing Test for both CSS and TA

1. It is constantly great to have separate console in the event that you have a portable workstation.

2. Use NOTEPAD/WORDPAD for writing hone as they are fundamentally the same as the writing programming of SSC.

3. You can utilize any section from children books, magazine, daily paper or whatever other printed material for writing.

4. Make a point to sort greatest words in 15 minutes as it were.

5. You can check your velocity by duplicate sticking the material you have written in NOTEPAD into the MS WORD as it will let you know no. of words you have written.

Simply partition the no. of words by 15 as you have written that material in 15 minutes. What's more, in that way you will know you speed.

For Eg. On the off chance that you have typed 370 words 15 minutes then your rate will be 450/15 = 30 WPM.

Instructions to plan Spread Sheet (Excel) and Presentation (Powerpoint) Test

You can take in these programming projects from different sources. One of the best sources is YouTube. It is free and there are many instructional exercises on MS Office.