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Kruti Dev Matra and Conjunct Chart - Free PDF

The key sequence for every matra, the two ways of writing र (्र below, reph above), the four joined conjuncts क्ष त्र ज्ञ श्र, and the nukta - on one A4 page.

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Kruti Dev Matra and Conjunct Chart - Free PDF

Every sequence below is what the Typing Tutor and the converter use. Press the keys left to right.
SignExampleKeys to press, in orderNote
◌िकिfthendTyped BEFORE the consonant it belongs to.
◌ीकीdthenhTyped after the consonant.
◌ुकुdthenqAfter the consonant.
◌ूकूdthenwAfter the consonant.
◌ेकेdthensAfter the consonant.
◌ैकैdthenShift+sAfter the consonant, with Shift.
◌ोकोdthenkthensTwo keys: the aa-matra, then the e-matra.
◌ौकौdthenkthenShift+sTwo keys: the aa-matra, then the ai-matra.
◌ंकंdthenaAfter the syllable, like a matra.
◌ःकःdthenShift+5After the syllable, with Shift.
◌ृकृdthen`After the consonant.
◌्रप्रithenzThe र under a letter: typed after that letter.
र्कर्मdthenethenShift+zThe र on top: typed AFTER the whole syllable it sits on.
◌्क्यShift+dthen;A half letter has its own key, usually the Shift one.
क्षक्षShift+[thenkA half क्ष, then the vertical bar.
त्रत्र=One key.
ज्ञज्ञShift+kOne key, with Shift.
श्रश्रShift+jOne key, with Shift.
◌़ड़Shift+mthenShift+=The letter, then the dot.
◌़ज़tthenShift+=The letter, then the dot.

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Frequently asked questions

Why is the i-matra typed first?
Remington follows the typewriter, which printed what you see from left to right - and ि is drawn to the left of its consonant. Unicode stores it after, which is why converters have to reorder it.
How do I type a half letter?
Most consonants have a half form on their own key, usually the Shift layer. For the joined conjuncts क्ष त्र ज्ञ श्र the chart gives the exact keys.

The two rules that trip everyone up

The i-matra ि is typed before its consonant, and the reph (the र that sits on top) is typed after the whole syllable. Everything else goes in the order you read it. Beginners and exam candidates (SSC, CPCT, court) lose more marks to these two than to anything else.

Practise them in lessons 6-8 of the typing tutor, or convert a finished text with Unicode to Kruti Dev to see the keys for any word.