UPPSC RO ARO Typing Test to Begin on February 16 2026

Kokila Chokkanathan
The Uttar Pradesh Public service Commission (UPPSC) has officially announced that the Hindi Computer‑Based Typing Test for Review Officer (RO) and Assistant review Officer (ARO) recruitment will start from February 16, 2026 for candidates who have qualified the mains examination. This marks a crucial stage in the selection process for one of Uttar Pradesh’s popular government job recruitments.

Key Dates and Schedule

The detailed dates for the typing test are as follows:

📅 Typing Test Period: 16 February 2026 to 20 February 2026
🖥️ Mode: Computer‑Based hindi Typing Test
🅰️ Fonts Used: Kruti Dev 010 and Mangal (Unicode)
📍 Exam Centres: To be announced by UPPSC in a separate notice

According to the official schedule published by news outlets, the typing test may be held in multiple shifts each day, with separate roll number blocks for different sessions. Candidates have also been advised that admit cards have already been released and can be downloaded from the UPPSC website.

Who Is Eligible for the Typing Test?

The typing test is only for candidates who have successfully:
✔ Passed the UPPSC RO‑ARO Main Examination 2023.
✔ Submitted the required application form and documents.
Eligible candidates must bring their admit card and valid photo ID proof to the examination centre.

How to Download the Admit Card

UPPSC has issued the typing test admit cards on its official portal: uppsc.up.nic.in. Candidates should:

Visit the official website.

Find the link for “RO‑ARO Typing Test Admit Card 2026”.

Enter registration details to download and print the card.
This admit card is required for entry into the examination hall.

Test Format and Instructions

Language and Fonts

  • The test will be conducted in Hindi.
  • Candidates must be proficient in typing using both Kruti Dev 010 and Mangal (Unicode), as both fonts may be used during the exam.
Exam Timing

  • Typically, there may be two shifts per day (morning and afternoon).
  • Candidates are usually advised to reach the exam centre well before the reporting time mentioned on the admit card.
What to Bring

  • Printed admit card.
  • Government‑issued photo ID (such as Aadhaar, Voter ID, or Passport).
  • Stationery and other items only if permitted by the commission.
Importance of the Typing Test in Selection

The UPPSC RO‑ARO recruitment process includes multiple stages:

Preliminary Examination

Main Examination

Hindi Typing Test

Document Verification and Medical Exam

The typing test is a qualifying skill test — candidates must pass this stage to be eligible for the final selection list and further appointment formalities.

Tips for Candidates Preparing for the Typing Test

To improve performance in the hindi typing test:

  • Practice daily on a computer keyboard rather than mobile devices.
  • Focus on both Kruti Dev 010 and Mangal fonts.
  • Time yourself to increase typing speed and accuracy.
  • Revise typing shortcuts and practice drafting sample text paragraphs.
Final Notes

This phase of the UPPSC RO‑ARO recruitment is critical for candidates who have reached the final stages of selection. Aspiring officers must monitor the official UPPSC website regularly for any updates related to exam centres, session timings, or changes in schedule.

 

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