Study notes
Notes from the practice desk.
06guides
01Layout · 9 min readThe Nepali Unicode keyboard layout, explainedHow the standard Romanized Unicode direct-key layout maps QWERTY positions to Devanagari, why Shift matters, and how to learn the chart without memorising it all at once.02Exam · 8 min readThe Lok Sewa typing test: what to expect and how to prepareA practical guide to Lok Sewa style Nepali typing papers — paper format, accuracy expectations, time management and a four-week preparation routine.03Metrics · 7 min readHow WPM and accuracy are calculated (and how to improve both)The formulas behind the score card, why accuracy matters more than raw speed, and a practice loop that improves both without guesswork.04Script · 10 min readMatras, halant and conjuncts without the confusionA clear explanation of how Nepali vowel signs attach to consonants, when the halant appears, and how to type the conjuncts that break most beginners' accuracy.05English · 7 min readEnglish touch typing: start from the home rowWhy the home row is the anchor of English touch typing, how finger assignment works, and a simple routine for building speed without looking down.06Practice · 8 min readHow to improve typing speed without sacrificing accuracyA realistic training plan for Nepali and English typing: deliberate practice, measurable targets, recovery from plateaus and the habits that hold people back.