Utility
Hindi Typing Test — Kruti Dev Remington Layout
Practice Hindi typing using the Remington Kruti Dev 010 layout — the same one used in SSC CHSL Hindi, Court Typist, and state PSC typing exams. Visual keyboard guides each English-to-Hindi key mapping. Tracks WPM, accuracy, keystrokes.
How This Hindi Typing Test Works
The passage is shown in readable Hindi (Devanagari script). When you press English keys, they are converted to Hindi characters using the Remington Kruti Dev mapping — exactly as it works on government exam computers running Kruti Dev 010 font. For example: d → क, f → ा, g → त, h → ल, j → य. The on-screen keyboard shows every mapping. Press the corresponding English key and the Hindi character is typed.
Conjunct Shortcuts and Auto-Skip
Kruti Dev provides shortcut capital-letter keys for common Devanagari conjuncts: J → ज्ञ (gya), K → श्र (shra), Z → र् (half ra), B → श् (half sha), M → ड् (half da). When the passage contains these conjuncts, pressing one key inputs all 2–3 characters at once. Standalone vowels (अ, ए, इ, ओ) require complex multi-key combinations that vary across keyboards, so they are auto-typed and shown in grey. Your WPM counts only the characters you actively typed.
SSC CHSL Hindi Typing Standard
For LDC and JSA posts: 30 WPM in Hindi (9,000 keystrokes per hour) over a 10-minute test, with up to 7% mistakes allowed. Most candidates require 3–6 months of consistent daily practice to reach 30 WPM. Maintain proper finger position (left fingers on A-S-D-F, right on J-K-L-;), don't look at the keyboard, and prioritize accuracy first. Also practice the English Typing Test if your post requires both languages.