CGLTyping
Marathi Typing Test
Practice Marathi typing in Unicode Devanagari using your computer's own keyboard. Live WPM, accuracy and mistake tracking, same as every test on this site.
⌨ Before you start: switch your keyboard to Marathi or Devanagari
Windows: Settings → Time & Language → Language & region → add "Marathi" (or "Hindi", same Inscript key layout) → switch to it with Win + Space. Mac: System Settings → Keyboard → Input Sources → add "Devanagari — QWERTY" or "Marathi". No download needed — this ships with your OS.
Before You Start
This test is ungraded practice — no fixed pass/fail line, just your real speed and accuracy in Unicode Devanagari Marathi.
- Make sure your Marathi or Devanagari keyboard is active before you click Start.
- The timer starts the moment you type your first character.
- Backspace is on by default — turn it off for stricter accuracy practice.
- Copy-paste and right-click are disabled.
Best on a desktop or laptop keyboard.
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Same Devanagari Keyboard as Hindi
Marathi and Hindi share the same Devanagari script and the same Inscript key layout — so if you already know how to type Hindi on your computer, you already know how to type Marathi; only the words and grammar differ, not the keys. Windows and macOS list Marathi as its own language option mainly so spellcheck and autocorrect behave correctly, but the physical typing is identical.
This test scores your attempt exactly like every other test on this site: gross and net WPM, key depressions, and full/half mistake classification, applied to Devanagari text.
Frequently Asked Questions
Switch your computer's keyboard input to Marathi (or Devanagari/Hindi Inscript, which uses the same key layout) in your operating system's language settings, then type normally.
The key layout (Inscript) is the same, since both languages use the Devanagari script. Windows and macOS list Marathi as a separate language option mainly for spellcheck and autocorrect purposes, but the physical key mapping you type on is identical to Hindi's.
No. Windows and macOS both include Marathi and Devanagari-Inscript keyboard layouts built in — enable one in your system's language settings, no separate download required.
Mobile Marathi input methods (transliteration, swipe keyboards) work differently from a desktop Inscript layout and won't give a realistic reading. Use a desktop or laptop with Marathi or Hindi enabled at the OS level.