The use of calculators is prohibited in Gujarat class 11 board, except for certain subjects in the commerce stream where intensive calculations are required. However, in the fields of science and arts, the use of calculators is strictly forbidden. It is important to carefully read the instructions provided on the admit card before bringing it to school.

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No, calculator is not allowed in class 12th board examination of Gujarat state board or CBSE board or any other state board etc. So, I would suggest you to practice calculations so that you don't find it difficult to do the calculations in your board exam, in case if you are using calculator at your home to solve numericals I would suggest you to avoid using it from now only so that you can develop habit of solving them on your own.

To help you further, for your reference I am providing you Class 12th Gujarat board examination pattern for science  below subject wise:-

PHYSICS

* examination will be conducted for a total of 100 marks

* there will be a total of 60 questions

* there will be a total of 4 sections which are listed below

• section A :- it contains only multiple choice questions and it has a total of 16 MCQs  of 1 mark each. So, this section carries a total of 16 marks

• section B :- it  has 16 questions of 1 mark each , so section B has a weightage of a total  16 marks.

• section C :- it has 16 questions of 2 mark each, so section B has a weightage of a total  32 marks.

• section D :- it has 12 questions of 3 marks each, so section D   has a weightage of 36 marks in total

CHEMISTRY

*examination will be conducted for a total of 100 marks

* there will be a total of 60 questions

* there will be a total of 4 sections which are listed below

• section A :- it contains only multiple choice questions and it has a total of 16 MCQs  of 1 mark each. So, this section carries a total of 16 marks

• section B :- it  has 16 questions of 1 mark each , so section B has a weightage of a total  16 marks.

• section C :- it has 16 questions of 2 mark each, so section B has a weightage of a total  32 marks.

• section D :- it has 12 questions of 3 marks each, so section D   has a weightage of 36 marks in total

MATHEMATICS

*examination will be conducted for a total of 100 marks

* there will be a total of 52 questions

* there will be a total of 5 sections which are listed below

• section A :- it contains only multiple choice questions and it has a total of 15 MCQs  of 1 mark each. So, this section carries a total of 15 marks

• section B :- it  has 15 questions of 1 mark each , so section B has a weightage of a total  15 marks.

• section C :- it has 10 questions of  mark each, so section B has a weightage of a total  20 marks.

• section D :- it has 10 questions of 3 marks each, so section D   has a weightage of 30 marks in total

• section E :- it has 2 questions of 5 marks each, so section D   has a weightage of 10 marks in total.

BIOLOGY

*examination will be conducted for a total of 100 marks

* there will be a total of 57 questions

* there will be a total of 5 sections which are listed below

• section A :- it contains only multiple choice questions and it has a total of 16 MCQs  of 1 mark each. So, this section carries a total of 16 marks

• section B :- it  has 16 questions of 1 mark each , so section B has a weightage of a total  16 marks.

• section C :- it has 12 questions of  mark each, so section B has a weightage of a total  24 marks.

• section D :- it has 8 questions of 3 marks each, so section D   has a weightage of 24 marks in total

• section E :- it has 5 questions of 4 marks each, so section D   has a weightage of 20 marks in total.

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