Video summary
Clerkship Result,Typing Test কী কারণে Disqualify?Hard Copy/Screen,Backspace use,Mistake, disqualify?
Main summary
Key takeaways
Main ideas / lessons conveyed
- The video explains how PSC/clerkship typing test scoring works and which rules can lead to disqualification.
- Key focus areas include:
- Required accuracy and the scoring formula
- How to view/use the test (hard copy vs screen)
- Which actions/keyboard keys are allowed (e.g., backspace)
- What counts as major vs. minor mistakes and how marks are deducted
- Word-count requirement (minimum 200 words)
- Timing structure and qualifying threshold
- Restrictions that can cause disqualification (e.g., copy-paste; repeating text improperly)
Scoring / qualification rules (explicit methodology)
1) Accuracy-based marks formula
Marks are calculated from:
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(Number of words typed for accuracy) minus
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3 points for each major mistake
- 3 points for each minor mistake
The subtitles/narration further specify:
- For every major mistake: 33 points will be deducted
- For every minor mistake: 3 points will be deducted
- The narration indicates the calculation is based on the total number of words.
2) Qualifying marks (as stated)
- English Language: 140
- Bengali Language: 70
Test format: hard copy vs computer screen
- The speaker notes that in relevant past clerkship typing tests:
- The 2019 typing test and 2022 clerkship test were conducted on a computer screen.
- The test used a fixed typing space (the speaker references space below, similar to typing app layouts).
Allowed keyboard operations (including corrections)
The speaker indicates you can use keys such as:
- Backspace (to correct mistakes)
- Shift
- Enter
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Tab
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The typing app “Typing Master” is mentioned as an example style.
Major vs minor mistakes (detailed classification)
Major mistakes
Major mistakes include:
- Omission of words (missing a word from the given sentence)
- Insertion of foreign/new words (adding words not present)
- Spelling mistakes
- Insertion of punctuation at the:
- beginning of a word
- inside a word
- end of a word
Overall idea: major mistakes involve wrong/added content beyond simple punctuation or case issues.
Minor mistakes
Minor mistakes include:
- Omission of punctuation marks
- Incorrect punctuation marks
- Capitalization errors, such as:
- using small letters instead of capital letters, or vice versa
- at the beginning, middle, or end of a word
Overall idea: minor mistakes mainly involve punctuation omissions/changes and case swaps.
Disqualification conditions and required word count
1) Minimum word requirement
You must type:
- 200 words in English, and/or
- 200 words in Bengali
If you type less than 200 words in the required language(s), you will be disqualified.
2) How checking is done
- You will be asked whether you typed 200 words.
- Then major mistakes and minor mistakes will be counted.
Timing and test procedure (as described)
- 5 minutes before the test begins
- A trial test to confirm keyboard/key operations and that the screen is working
- 10-minute typing test
- The speaker implies the practical requirement is to finish 200 words within 10 minutes (and suggests failing to do so can be disqualifying).
Other restrictions that can cause disqualification
Starting a new passage / repeating text rule
- If you finish the provided passage and still have time, you may start again by creating a new space where it ends.
- However, candidates are not allowed to repeat the same paragraph after completing the passage.
Copy-paste is strictly prohibited
- Copy-paste results in disqualification.
Conclusion / closing
- The speaker reiterates the rules discussed and encourages viewers to stay healthy.
Speakers / sources featured
- Speaker: The unnamed creator/host of the “Motivational Studies” YouTube channel (spoken in first person).
- Source referenced: PSC (Public Service Commission) notification regarding clerkship typing test scoring and rules (the speaker summarizes it).