Roll Number in Hindi
Roll Number in Hindi
अनुक्रमांक
The correct Hindi words for “roll number,” how they differ, and a free live tool to write your own roll number in Devanagari — instantly.
रोल नंबर · spoken
क्रमांक · kramank
अनुक्रमांक · anukramank
“Roll number” in Hindi has three common forms, depending on formality. In casual, spoken Hindi, people usually just say रोल नंबर (roll number) — a direct English loanword. On formal school documents, exam admit cards, and government forms, the correct Hindi terms are क्रमांक (kramank) or अनुक्रमांक (anukramank) — both meaning “serial number” or “sequence number.” अनुक्रमांक is the more precise, textbook-correct term used specifically for a student’s individual number within an exam or class roll.
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तीन शब्द
The Three Hindi Terms, Compared
These aren’t interchangeable in formal writing. Here’s exactly when to use each one.
रोल नंबर
roll number
A direct English loanword. Extremely common in spoken Hindi and casual writing across India — everyone understands it instantly.
क्रमांक
kramank
A general-purpose Hindi word for “serial number” or “index number.” Used for numbering items in lists, tables, and documents — not exclusively for students.
अनुक्रमांक
anukramank
The precise, textbook-correct term for a student’s roll number specifically — the number assigned to a candidate’s position in an exam or class roll.
What “anukramank” literally means
अनुक्रमांक breaks into two Sanskrit-derived parts: अनु (anu) — “following, in accordance with” — and क्रमांक (kramank) — “sequence number.” Together: “a number that follows the set order.” This is why it’s the term printed on nearly every Indian board exam admit card.
उपकरण
Convert Your Roll Number to Hindi
Type your roll number below — it converts live, in both directions. Works with plain numbers or mixed formats like 12-A.
रोल नंबर कनवर्टर
Digits convert automatically — English ⇄ Devanagari and Devanagari ⇄ English, both ways, as you type.
कैसे लिखें
How to Write Your Roll Number in Hindi
The full process, from choosing the right label to formatting the number correctly.
Choose the right label for the context
Filling out a formal school or exam form? Use अनुक्रमांक. Numbering a general list or table? Use क्रमांक. Writing or speaking casually? रोल नंबर is perfectly fine and universally understood.
Convert the digits to Devanagari numerals
Formal Hindi documents typically use Devanagari numerals (०-९) rather than Arabic numerals. Use the converter tool above to get this instantly, or reference the Devanagari numeral chart.
Keep letters and section codes in Roman script
If your roll number includes letters or section codes — like 12-A or Sec-B/045 — these conventionally stay in Roman script even within Hindi documents. Only the numeric portion is converted.
Write the complete label
Combine label and number with a colon or space: अनुक्रमांक: ४५ or क्रमांक ४५. This is the format used on nearly all Indian school and board exam paperwork.
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तुलना
Roll Number vs Related Terms
Roll number, registration number, and roll code are often confused — they identify different things.
| Term | Hindi | What it identifies | How long it’s valid |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roll Number | अनुक्रमांक | A student’s seat/sequence position within one specific exam or class | Usually one exam or academic year only |
| Registration Number | पंजीकरण संख्या | A student’s permanent ID with a board or institution | Stays the same across multiple years/exams |
| Serial Number | क्रम संख्या | Position within any general list, table, or document – not student-specific | Varies by document |
| Roll Code | रौल कोड | A short code for an exam center, subject, or stream – often paired with a roll number | Fixed per center/subject, not per student |
So — are roll number and registration number the same?
No. Your registration number is assigned once and follows you across your entire course or board registration. Your roll number is reassigned for each individual exam based on seating or alphabetical order — it can change every year, even though your registration number doesn’t.
उदाहरण
Worked Examples
Common real-world roll number formats, converted.
Trying to find your actual exam roll number?
If you landed here searching for your specific MP Board, UP Board, Rajasthan Board, or similar exam roll number — this page won’t have it. Roll numbers are issued by your school or exam board and published on their official result/admit-card portal, not by any third-party site. This guide only covers the Hindi vocabulary and translation for the term “roll number” itself. Check your board’s official website directly for your actual number.
प्रश्नोत्तर
About This Guide
How this page was researched, checked, and kept current.
Sources cross-checked
Number words and Devanagari numerals were checked against NCERT Hindi textbooks (the standard used in Indian schools) and cross-referenced across multiple native-speaker usage examples for consistency.
Native-speaker review
Romanized pronunciations reflect standard Hindi (Manak Hindi) as spoken in most of North India. Regional dialects may pronounce a few numbers slightly differently — we’ve noted the two most common colloquial variants (e.g. pachees/pachis) where they occur.
Update policy
This guide is reviewed periodically for accuracy. Last full review: April 2026. If you spot an error in a word or numeral, it helps other learners if it gets fixed quickly.
Related guides on this site
This page is part of a growing Hindi Numbers hub. See the “Related Number Concepts” section above for ordinal numbers, roll number terminology, and Hindi math vocabulary.