Learn Hindi typing one key group at a time
Guided Hindi typing practice introduces InScript and Remington key positions through short exercises. The on-screen keyboard highlights the next key so you can connect each English key with its Hindi character.
Build accuracy before speed
Repeat a lesson until the key positions feel predictable, then move from character groups to words and sentences. When you are ready, use a timed Hindi typing test to measure speed without changing your chosen layout.
Take a timed typing testFrequently asked questions
Which Hindi keyboard layout should a beginner learn?
Learn the layout your exam or job requires. If there is no requirement, InScript is a good start because it is the standard Unicode layout included with Windows and works directly in modern documents.
How are the lessons organised?
The InScript course has 20 lessons. It starts with home-row consonants and vowel signs, moves through the top and bottom rows, conjuncts and numbers, and finishes with words and complete sentences.
How should I practise to improve speed?
Aim for accuracy first. Repeat a lesson until you can type it without looking at the keyboard, then move on. Short, regular sessions work better than occasional long ones. Take a timed test once the key positions feel familiar.
Is my lesson progress remembered?
Completed lessons and your selected lesson are remembered in this browser's local storage. Nothing is uploaded, so progress does not move to another device.