GSEB 10th Exam Pattern 2027: Subject Wise Pattern, Marking Scheme

GSEB 10th Exam Pattern 2027: The Gujarat Board has released the subject-wise exam pattern for GSEB Class 10 students online. Students can check and download the PDF from the official Gujarat Board website - gseb.org.

Tulsi GuptaUpdated on : Jul 31 2026 08:52 IST

GSEB 10th Exam Pattern 2027: The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB) has released the examination pattern for the GSEB 10th board exams on its official website. It is important to be familiar with the exam pattern for GSEB class 10th exams to prepare thoroughly. The GSEB SSC (Secondary School Certificate) exam pattern consists of the total marks and marks distribution, sections in the question paper, exam duration, and other details.

The GSEB 10th board exam duration is 3 hours, and the maximum marks for the theory exam are 80. The question paper has 4 sections: Section A, B, C, and D. Candidates need to score a minimum of 33% in the GSEB SSC exam 2027 to clear it.

Candidates appearing for the GSEB 10th board exams must go through the GSEB 10th syllabus 2027 and exam pattern to be well-prepared for the SSC examination. The exam pattern and syllabus can be viewed on the official website of GSEB.

GSEB 10th Exam Pattern 2027

The Gujarat Board class 10 exam pattern till 2019 was different and consisted of two parts: Part A and Part B. Part B was further divided into 4 sections. Each of the two parts had a weightage of 50 marks. The total marks for the examination were 100.

However, now, the question paper consists of 4 sections and the maximum marks for the theory exam is 80. Section A has a marks weightage of 24 marks. Section B and Section C have a marks weightage of 18 marks each. Section D has a marks weightage of 20 marks. The total number of questions in the SSC question paper is 54 for most subjects.

Section	Marks Weightage
A	24
B	18
C	18
D	20

GSEB SSC Exam Pattern 2027: Important Points

Students must keep a note of the following key points regarding the examination pattern of the GSEB SSC exam 2027.

The maximum marks for the theory exam are 80.
The exam duration is three hours.
Candidates need to score at least 33% to clear the exam.
The question paper is made up of 4 sections: Section A, Section B, Section C, and Section D.
The different sections cover different types of questions, including objective and multiple-choice questions and subjective questions.
Section A consists of objective and one-word answer-based questions, whereas the rest of the sections consist of subjective and long answer questions.

Section	Question Type	Marks
A	Objective/ One-word Answer based Questions	24
B	Subjective -Short Answer-based Questions	18
C	Subjective Questions and Map-based Questions	18
D	Subjective- Long Answer-based Questions and Map-based Questions	20
Total Number of Questions: 54

Section	Question Type	Marks
A	Objective/One word answer based questions	24
B	Subjective-Short Answer based Questions	18
C	Subjective Questions and Diagram Questions	18
D	Subjective long answer-based questions and diagram questions	20
Total Number of Questions: 54

GSEB SSC Exam Pattern 2027 for Mathematics

Subject	Question Type	Marks
A	Objective Questions/ One-word answer-based questions	24
B	Brief Calculation-based Short Answer Questions	18
C	Subjective Questions with Calculation	18
D	Long Answer Questions with Calculation	20
Total Number of Questions: 54

Section	Question Type	Marks
A	Reading Comprehension and Literature-based Questions	16
B	Reading Comprehension and Literature-based Questions	16
C	Grammar-based Questions	18
D	Reading Comprehension	16
E	Writing	18
Total Number of Questions: 57

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Who releases the GSEB SSC exam pattern?

Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB) releases the exam pattern for GSEB class 10th exam on its official website.

What is the exam pattern for GSEB class 10th boards 2027?

The GSEB SSC exam question paper has 4 sections : Section A, B, C and D. Section A usually consists of objective questions, whereas the rest of the sections consist of subjective questions.