Daily computer input contest
A competition to see who is the best at computer input, with the aim of reaching the national competition. All participants will receive a kyu-dan certificate to certify their computer input skills based on their performance.
Computer input competitions
The "Everyday Computer Typing Contest" is a competition to see how fast and accurately you can type on the keyboard. The tasks are divided for each grade level, so anyone can participate, no matter how old they are.
The assignments can be practiced using the free "Assignment Practice Software," which is the same content as the real competition. Practice leads to results, so you can earn a higher grade for the effort you put in.
The Mainichi PC Typing Contest has two main categories. The first is the "typing competition," which requires correct fingering, accuracy, and speed. The second is a division that aims to improve basic academic skills and typing, such as Kanji, calculation, and English vocabulary. Let's take the category you think you need.
kyu-dan certificate
In the competition, the contestants must type on a computer within a time limit, and the more characters they type, the higher the score. However, if there are too many input errors, the contestant will be certified as "10-kyu-B" or lower. After the test, all contestants receive a certificate ranging from "10-kyu-E" to "Judan" according to their score. As for the input method, we recommend that you use romaji, but you can also participate in the contest using kana.
As a beginner, it is important to learn the basics of typing on a computer. There is a "home position," which is the basic position for typing with the proper fingers on the keyboard, and there is a test to check the "home position" in the daily computer input contest.
If you are able to type, it is the first step toward mastering the computer as a tool. Why don't you try the contest to improve your typing skills?
Examination Information
| What are the eligibility requirements? | All divisions are open to everyone from young children to the general public. |
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| What is the test date? | Three times a year in June, fall, and winter (approximately one month each time) School groups: 650 yen or 970 yen per person per subject, depending on the category General groups: 850 yen or 1,260 yen per subject per person, depending on the category Individuals: 2,090 yen or 2,600 yen per person per subject, depending on the category. |
| What is the examination fee? | Enter the same assignments that can be practiced in advance on a computer at a certified venue or online. |
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