The most common layout for Hindi government exams — used in CPCT, SSC CHSL, RRB NTPC, and most state PSC exams. Keys are arranged phonetically, making it intuitive to learn.

Most common for exams

INSCRIPT

A standardized layout by BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards). Used in some state exams. Phonetically consistent across all Indian scripts.

BIS Standard

How to learn Hindi typing

Know your exam's layout

Check which keyboard layout your exam requires. Most central government exams (SSC, RRB) require Remington GAIL. Download TypingWale and set your layout.

Learn the home row first

Start with the home row keys (ASDF JKL;). Practice placing your fingers without looking at the keyboard. This builds muscle memory.

Practice vowels and matras

Hindi has vowels (स्वर) and vowel signs / matras (मात्राएं). Matras attach to consonants. Practice them in isolation first, then in words.

Use the hint system

TypingWale's key hint system shows you which key to press for each character when you hover. Use it while learning — remove it once you're confident.

Practice with exam passages

Once you know the layout, switch to Exam Mode. Type actual passages from your exam syllabus — this builds exam-specific speed and accuracy.

Tips to improve your speed

Practice daily for at least 20–30 minutes. Consistency beats long sessions.
Focus on accuracy first — speed comes naturally once your fingers know the keys.
Don't look at the keyboard while typing. Touch-typing is the goal.
Learn conjuncts (संयुक्त अक्षर) separately — they have specific key combinations.
Use TypingWale's error breakdown to focus on your weak characters, not random practice.

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