Type on your normal English keyboard. The box shows KrutiDev glyphs, the keyboard below lights up each key you press.
Big glyph = key you press · small top-right = Shift + key · tiny bottom-right = the physical English letter.
KrutiDev is a non-Unicode font. You type on a normal QWERTY keyboard, the font itself redraws each letter as a Hindi glyph.
This Remington-style layout is shared by KrutiDev, DevLys, and similar legacy Hindi fonts used in government exams.
Drill one row at a time, then mix rows, before moving to full-speed practice on the typing test.
No. This page loads the KrutiDev 010 font automatically in your browser. You can type and practice without installing anything on your computer.
Remington is the standard Hindi typing keyboard layout used in CPCT, SSC, and other government typing exams. It maps English QWERTY keys to Hindi characters through the KrutiDev font.
Yes. Download your text as .txt or .doc and open it in Microsoft Word. You will need KrutiDev 010 installed on your computer for the text to display correctly in Word.
The typing test measures your speed and accuracy against a fixed passage. This practice tool is a free-form editor where you can type anything, see the full keyboard layout, and export or convert your text.