Nepali Unicode Keyboard (Romanized)
Official Romanized Unicode layout for professional Nepali typing. Uses a strict 1-to-1 keystroke mapping required for government typing and Lok Sewa exams.
Keystroke Reference
Press Shift to type the top character on each key.
Compound & Common Joints
Practice Typing
To type किंकर्तव्यबिमूढ्, press these keys:
What is Nepali Romanized Unicode?
The Romanized Unicode layout is the standard for professional Nepali typing. Unlike "Traditional Unicode" (based on Typewriter layouts), Romanized mapping follows the English QWERTY keyboard's phonetic sounds. For example, pressing 'k' types 'क', and 'p' types 'प'.
Government Approved
Standard layout for Lok Sewa (PSC) and civil service typing tests in Nepal.
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How to type Half-Chars & Conjuncts?
To type a half-character in Nepali Unicode, simply press the Slash (/) key after a character. The slash acts as a "Halant" (्), which kills the inherent 'a' sound.
k + / + s = क्n + / + n = न्नThis tool ensures your Nepali typing is grammatically correct and compatible with all modern software.
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