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DSSSB has put out a notice for candidates of the Junior Assistant post in Urdu Academy. It asks them to choose the language of their typing test. If you applied for this post, read the notice today.
What the notice says
The official title is: "Exercise of option for Language of Typing Test for the post of Junior Assistant, Post Code-59/24, Urdu Academy."
The notice carries the date 01-09-2026, as printed on the DSSSB website.
Source: DSSSB official notice page.
What we do not know from the notice summary
We have only the title and date. So we cannot tell you these things. Please check the official notice for each one:
- Which languages you can choose from
- The last date to give your option
- How to give the option (online or another way)
- Whether you can change your choice later
- What happens if you do not give any option
Do not trust a WhatsApp forward or a YouTube video for these points. Open the DSSSB page and read the full notice yourself.
Typing speed rules we publish for DSSSB LDC / Junior Assistant
On our DSSSB LDC exam page, we list these rules for LDC / Junior Assistant / JSA posts conducted by DSSSB (Delhi):
| Language | Speed |
|---|---|
| English | 35 wpm |
| Hindi | 30 wpm |
Test time is 10 minutes. We checked these on 2026-10-20. The source is the DSSSB advertisement, as reported on exam portals.
Important: these are general rules for the LDC / Junior Assistant / JSA posts. We do not have a speed for Urdu typing, and we cannot confirm that the same figures apply to Post Code 59/24 in Urdu Academy. The advertisement and the notice for your post are the final word.
How to decide your language
Once you see the languages offered in the notice, think about this honestly:
- Take a test in each language. Do one 10-minute test in every language on offer. Use the same keyboard you will use in the exam, if you can.
- Check your net speed, not just gross. Mistakes reduce your result. A fast typist with many errors may fail where a steady typist passes.
- Compare with the required speed. If the notice gives a speed for each language, see which one you clear with a safe margin.
- Choose the language you are comfortable with under pressure. Exam hall nerves usually cut speed a little.
- Do not choose by guesswork. Once you submit, you may not be able to change it. Check the notice for this rule.
Practise before you choose
You can try a 10-minute test on our DSSSB LDC practice page. Do it for a few days, then note your speed and mistakes each time. The pattern across days tells you more than one lucky test.
Also learn how typing mistakes are counted. Our post on full and half mistakes in the SSC CHSL typing test explains one system. DSSSB may count differently, so check its rules, but the habit of reading your errors carefully will help in any test.
What to do today
- Open the official notice link and read it fully.
- Note the last date and the method of giving the option.
- Take one timed test in each language offered.
- Keep your application details and login ready.
- Check the DSSSB website regularly. Other recruitment bodies also issue notices that candidates miss. For example, see how a similar update looked in our post on the Delhi HC JJA/Restorer Stage-II Main admit card.
Read the notice, test yourself honestly, and then choose. That order will save you from a regret later.
Questions students ask
Which post is this DSSSB notice for?
It is for Junior Assistant, Post Code 59/24, Urdu Academy, as stated in the official notice title.
What is the date of the notice?
The notice is dated 01-09-2026, as printed on the DSSSB website.
What is the typing speed for this post?
We publish 35 wpm for English and 30 wpm for Hindi for DSSSB LDC / Junior Assistant / JSA, with a 10-minute test. For Post Code 59/24 specifically, and for any other language, check the official notice.
What is the last date to give the language option?
We do not have it. Please check the official notice on the DSSSB website.
Source: official notice. Always confirm dates and rules on the official website. Prepared with AI help and checked by the ANR Typing team.
