A 2 minute typing test adds a little more time so you can settle into a natural pace. It gives a better picture of your true speed than a very short run.
After the first few seconds, most people stabilize. Two minutes shows your real rhythm and how well you keep accuracy while typing continuously.
Start calm, then increase speed once you feel comfortable. Try to keep the same tempo across the whole test instead of rushing early and slowing down later.
Use light key presses and focus on clean word shapes. If you hit a wrong key, correct it quickly and continue—accuracy matters as much as WPM.
This test is ideal for students and office work practice because it matches real typing sessions better. It is also great if you want to compare results across days.