Covers Punjabi typing for government exams, clerical work and everyday office requirements.
Every year, students clear the written exam for a Punjab government post and then lose it at the typing test. Not because they can't type, but because they never practised Punjabi typing properly under test conditions. This course exists so that doesn't happen to you.
The Diploma in Punjabi Typing starts with the keyboard itself: where every Gurmukhi letter, vowel sign and special character sits, and the correct finger for each key. We go slow at first on purpose. Accuracy comes first, and speed builds on top of it.
Practice is done in Raavi, the Unicode Punjabi font that recent Punjab government typing tests (including PSSSB clerk notifications) have specified. As you improve, you'll move to typing full passages and taking regular timed tests, so you know your exact speed and can watch it go up week by week. English typing practice can run alongside, since most government typing tests check both languages.
The course suits government job aspirants, people working or applying for clerical roles in offices, courts and departments, and anyone who needs to type Punjabi documents for work.
MCA Computer Academy has been teaching typing in Ludhiana since 2000 and is ISO 9001:2015 certified. Your certificate can be verified online.
Always check the official notification for the exact typing requirements of the post you're applying for.
Call or WhatsApp 98888 00150 for current batch timings.
We practise in Raavi, the Unicode font specified in recent Punjab government typing tests.
Recent PSSSB clerk notifications have asked for 30 words per minute in Punjabi and English. Always check your specific notification.
Yes. You will learn the Gurmukhi key positions first, then build speed.
Yes. Regular timed tests are part of the course.
Yes, a certificate from MCA Computer Academy with a registration number that can be verified online.
