From Kruti Dev to Remington GAIL
Know Kruti Dev? Remington GAIL uses the same keys but types Unicode, as exams like CPCT require. See what changes and practise the switch online.
Same fingers, new output
Kruti Dev is a font: the letters only look Hindi when that font is installed, and the underlying text is English characters. Unicode exams and government computers need real Hindi text. Remington GAIL gives you exactly that while keeping the key positions you already know.
What stays the same
- All letter keys —
d= क,j= र,k= ा … - Half letter +
kfor ख, श, ण, थ, भ, ध, घ fbefore the consonant for ि,Zafter it for reph
What to watch
- A few symbol and number keys differ between Kruti Dev versions — check them once in practice
- Unicode is compared character by character, so a wrong matra is a wrong word
Our Kruti Dev and Remington GAIL modes both produce correct Unicode, so you can switch layouts and keep practising with the same passages.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to relearn typing to move from Kruti Dev to Remington GAIL?
No. The letter keys are the same; only a few symbol keys differ.
Why can't I use Kruti Dev in a Unicode exam?
Kruti Dev text is English characters shown with a Hindi-looking font. Unicode exams compare real Hindi characters, so Kruti Dev output would not match.
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