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TypingGalaxy

Learn touch typing

16 chapters, 135 lessons. Each lesson adds a few keys, drills them with fresh text and finishes with a one-minute test. Accuracy first; speed follows.

  1. Chapter 1

    Setup and posture

    Sit right, find the home row by touch, and learn which finger owns which key.

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  2. Chapter 2

    Home row

    F J D K S L A ; G H: the eight resting keys plus the index-finger reaches.

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  3. Chapter 3

    Top row

    E I R U T Y W O Q P: the most common letters live up here.

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  4. Chapter 4

    Bottom row

    N M V B C , X . Z /: completing the alphabet.

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  5. Chapter 5

    Shift and capitals

    Opposite-hand shift, sentence starts and proper nouns.

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  6. Chapter 6

    Punctuation

    Comma, period, apostrophe, quotes, question and exclamation marks, hyphens, brackets.

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  7. Chapter 7

    Numbers

    The number row, with dates, prices and phone numbers in context.

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  8. Chapter 8

    Symbols

    @ # $ % & * _ + = and the bracket family, for emails, URLs and code.

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  9. Chapter 9

    Common words and bigrams

    The 200 most frequent words and the 50 most frequent letter pairs.

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  10. Chapter 10

    Accuracy drills

    Zero-backspace mode, confusable pairs and rhythm training.

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  11. Chapter 11

    Speed building

    Bursts, sustained runs, preview training and ghost races.

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  12. Chapter 12

    Sentences and paragraphs

    Real prose with dialogue, numbers and names, up to five minutes.

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  13. Chapter 13

    Numeric keypad

    4 5 6 home, 7 8 9, 1 2 3, 0, decimal and operators, for data entry.

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  14. Chapter 14

    Programming

    Brackets, operators, camelCase, snake_case and real code lines.

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  15. Chapter 15

    Hindi Inscript

    The government-standard Mangal Inscript layout: vowels on the left, consonants on the right.

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  16. Chapter 16

    Exam practice

    Mock tests in the SSC, CPCT, RRB and court formats with exam scoring.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does the course take?
Most adults reach 40 WPM in 8 to 12 weeks with 15 minutes a day. Each lesson is 5 to 10 minutes: an intro, three or four short drills and a one-minute test.
Do I need to finish chapters in order?
The first four chapters build on each other and should be done in order. After that, pick what you need: punctuation for exams, the numeric keypad for data entry, programming or Hindi Inscript.
How are stars awarded?
The lesson test gives 1 to 5 stars from accuracy and speed against the lesson target. Three stars count as complete; five means you beat the target by 20% at 98% accuracy.
Is progress saved?
Yes. Guests keep progress on their device; signed-in users sync it to their account and dashboard.