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Gujarat School Holidays November 2025: Full List of School Closures

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• Updated on 6 Nov, 2025, by Kollegeapply

Gujarat School Holidays November 2025: Full List of School Closures

The month of November 2025 in Gujarat follows the festive highs of Diwali and ushers in a more academically focused period. However, a few important state and national holidays mark brief pauses in the school calendar. Students and teachers can look forward to limited but meaningful breaks this month, particularly around Guru Nanak Jayanti.

 

Overview

The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB) typically issues an official holiday circular each academic year. While schools may follow slightly different calendars based on management and location, the list below represents the most likely school holidays in Gujarat for November 2025.

 

Gujarat School Holiday List – November 2025

Date

Day

Holiday / Occasion

Significance for Gujarat Schools

October 31, 2025

Friday

Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Jayanti (National Unity Day)

Major state holiday in Gujarat; honours the Iron Man of India. Schools remain closed.

November 5, 2025

Wednesday

Guru Nanak Jayanti

Gazetted holiday; most schools and banks will remain closed.

November 14, 2025

Friday

Children’s Day

Schools remain open but host cultural and recreational activities. Regular classes may be suspended for events.

 

Planning the November Academic Calendar

  • Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Jayanti (October 31): This state-level holiday is significant across Gujarat. Falling on a Friday, it offers a long weekend, giving students a brief recovery period before the November academic schedule begins.
  • Guru Nanak Jayanti (November 5): Celebrated mid-week, this major religious and gazetted holiday will lead to closures in most educational institutions across Gujarat. Cities like Ahmedabad, Surat, and Vadodara observe the occasion with community events and school closures.
  • Children’s Day (November 14): Though not a holiday, most schools dedicate this day to student-centric programs, competitions, and cultural activities. Academic lessons are generally replaced by celebratory events, promoting creativity and social bonding among students.

 

Academic Note

After the extended Diwali and New Year break in October, November marks the resumption of regular classes. Schools focus on syllabus completion, mid-term assessments (PT-II exams), and practical preparation for the upcoming pre-board and board exam sessions

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