Bottom row consonants + the nasal marks (ं ँ ँ)

The bottom row of the InScript layout fills in the remaining consonants you have not seen yet, plus the three nasal marks: anusvar (ं), chandrabindu (ँ), and visarga (ः). Nasal marks change pronunciation but are often missed by typists who skip them as "decoration". They are not. They are character-level marks counted in every exam scoring.

A common error pattern: typists hit अं in casual writing as plain अ, dropping the anusvar. SSC and Court Clerk exams treat this as a full mistake. The anusvar key is the right-pinky home-row position — quick to reach but easy to forget under speed.

Lesson 4 drills the bottom row in combination with anusvar so the pattern becomes automatic.

After Lesson 4, you have all 33 InScript consonants and the three nasal marks. You can type nearly any standalone Hindi word. What is still missing: conjuncts (Lesson 5) and special characters (Lesson 6).

The nasal-mark drill saves aspirants from a hidden failure mode. They reach exam day, type a fluent passage, and lose 4-6 Net WPM to dropped anusvar marks they did not even realise they were missing. Drill the anusvar with every nasal word from this lesson onwards.