NBEMS Junior Assistant Skill Test Practice
Junior Assistant recruitment at the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has a computer knowledge and skill test after the computer-based test. This series covers typing and the Excel, Word and PowerPoint tasks, with full-length mocks.
Exam at a glance
- Stage I: computer-based test.
- Stage II: computer knowledge / skill test of 100 marks, 75 minutes.
How typing is scored here
NBEMS has not published a separate typing formula for Junior Assistant, so this series uses the standard formula: net WPM = (key depressions ÷ 5 − errors) ÷ minutes.
Some passages are in letter format. There, starting a new line in the right place (for example after "To," or "Sir,") is also checked.
What you practise here
- Typing passages with a result and each mistake highlighted.
- Excel, Word and PowerPoint tasks that are checked instantly, in the browser — they work on a phone too.
- Full 75-minute mocks with a combined scorecard.
Frequently asked questions
What is in the NBEMS Junior Assistant Stage II test?
A computer knowledge / skill test of 100 marks and 75 minutes.
What formula is used for NBEMS typing?
NBEMS has not published one, so this series uses the standard formula: net WPM = (key depressions ÷ 5 − errors) ÷ minutes.
Can I practise Word and PowerPoint on a phone?
Yes. The Word and PowerPoint tasks run in the browser and are checked instantly, on a phone or a computer.
Always check the latest official notice of the exam for final rules.