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2026 Statistics

Key Facts: RBSE SS English Typewriting Exam

035

RBSE subject code for English Typewriting

RBSE 2026 subject-wise statistics

mixed

Typical full marks / assessment pattern

RBSE syllabus examination scheme

3 h 15 m

Typical theory paper duration (where applicable)

RBSE Class 12 / Praveshika schemes

33%

Common minimum pass threshold under RBSE regulations

RBSE examination regulations (confirm circular)

2026

Main examination cycle evidenced in official subject-wise statistics

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MCQ study aid

Local bank adapts knowledge to four-option MCQs; official paper is mixed/performance format

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RBSE Senior Secondary (Class 12) English Typewriting (code 035): mixed theory and/or performance/skill assessment as per subject scheme; As per RBSE subject scheme (theory and/or practical/performance windows). Pass about 33% per RBSE rules (confirm circular). Fee as per board notification. Free English MCQ study aid — not a full official-format simulation.

Sample RBSE SS English Typewriting Practice Questions

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1The QWERTY keyboard layout is named after:
A.A raga in Kalyan thaat
B.The first six letters on the top letter row of the standard English layout
C.An Indian state code
D.A type of printer ink only
Explanation: QWERTY is the dominant English typewriter/computer layout students master for office English typing.
2Home-row keys for the left hand on a standard QWERTY board are commonly taught as:
A.Only the number row
B.A, S, D, F (with the index often also owning G reaches as taught)
C.Z, X, C, V only as the sole home rest
D.Q, W, E, R only as home rest forever without F
Explanation: Exact teaching charts may include F/J bumps as tactile guides. Follow the prescribed fingering chart in your lab.
3Home-row keys for the right hand on standard QWERTY are commonly taught as:
A.Only the spacebar under all four fingers
B.U, I, O, P as permanent rest home without returning
C.J, K, L, ; (with index often owning H reaches as taught)
D.Only arrow keys
Explanation: F and J commonly have tactile markers to find home without looking.
4Touch typing on QWERTY means:
A.Using voice only
B.Using muscle memory for key locations while eyes prioritize source text and screen
C.Hunt-and-peck with two fingers as the final ideal
D.Typing with eyes closed ignoring all output errors
Explanation: Reduced keyboard watching is a core outcome of English typewriting courses.
5The raised bumps on F and J keys are intended to:
A.Indicate broken keys only
B.Increase Wi-Fi speed
C.Lock the keyboard from typing
D.Provide tactile home-row landmarks for the index fingers
Explanation: Use tactile cues to re-home without a visual search—fundamental technique.
6Which finger typically operates the QWERTY 'T' key in standard charts?
A.Right pinky only
B.Left thumb only
C.Right thumb only
D.Left index finger (reach from F/G area as taught)
Explanation: Index fingers cover several center keys; know the chart rather than inventing reaches.
7Shift key technique for capitals is correctly described as:
A.Caps Lock for every single capital letter always including mid-word chaos without judgment
B.Hold Shift with one hand’s appropriate finger while the other hand types the letter (as taught)
C.Mouse click capitalizes automatically always
D.Spacebar produces capitals
Explanation: Opposite-hand Shift coordination is a classic drill target.
8Caps Lock is most appropriately used when:
A.Leaving it on accidentally for whole passwords and paragraphs always
B.Controlling mouse speed
C.Typing a sustained run of capitals where it reduces repetitive Shift holds—then turned off
D.Replacing all punctuation keys
Explanation: Mode errors (Caps Lock on) are frequent; check status indicators.
9The spacebar is primarily operated by:
A.Left pinky only as sole method always
B.Nose
C.One or both thumbs, depending on taught method, not by random index diving
D.Elbow
Explanation: Thumb spacing keeps letter fingers on home positions.
10Enter/Return is commonly assigned to:
A.Mouse scroll wheel exclusively
B.The right pinky reach in standard fingering charts
C.Left thumb only
D.Right thumb only as sole method on all boards
Explanation: Pinky strength/independence drills help Enter, Shift, and punctuation reaches.

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