2-Minute Typing Test

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Two minutes begins to reveal stamina. Typists who score well at 1 minute often drop 5–10 WPM by the 2-minute mark as concentration wavers. This test is ideal for office workers who type long documents and want a realistic measure of their working speed.

How to Get the Most from This Test

Pace yourself — don't sprint. Two minutes is long enough that going full speed from the start leads to a drop-off in the second minute. Find a sustainable pace and hold it.
Focus on stamina, not peaks. Your goal here is a flat WPM line — consistent speed from second 0 to second 120. A high first-minute followed by a slow second minute means your technique breaks down under fatigue.
Notice where you slow down. Most typists have a specific word pattern or letter combination that causes hesitation. At 2 minutes you'll hit it multiple times — use this test to identify it.
Keep your wrists relaxed. Tension builds silently over 2 minutes and produces errors by the end. Check your wrist position halfway through — floating above the keyboard, not pressing down.
Compare your first and second minute. After the test, think about whether your second-minute felt as fluid as your first. The gap between them is your endurance deficit.

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