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Key Facts: N(A)-Level Gujarati Exam

Singapore GCE N(A)-Level Gujarati is designated by SEAB syllabus code 3237.

The examination is jointly developed and administered by SEAB and Cambridge International Education.

It forms part of Singapore's Non-Tamil Indian Languages (NTIL) curriculum for secondary school students.

Assessment includes reading comprehension, functional prose, structural grammar, and translation.

SEAB grades GCE N(A)-Level subjects from Grade 1 (highest) to Grade 6, where Grade 6 denotes that the candidate's performance has not met the minimum requirements of the subject. Grade 5 or better is a pass, and the GCE N(A)-Level certificate is awarded to candidates with at least Grade 5 in one N(A) subject.

Gujarati follows Subject-Object-Verb (SOV) word order, differing from English's Subject-Verb-Object (SVO) layout.

Ergative case marking occurs on subjects of transitive verbs in the past tense using the suffix -એ.

Candidates benefit from mastering both formal address registers (આદરવાચક) and informal conversational terms.

2026 is the final year of the GCE N(A)- and N(T)-Level examinations; the Singapore-Cambridge SEC replaces them from 2027.

The GCE N(A)-Level Gujarati exam assesses secondary school NTIL students in Singapore across reading comprehension, structural grammar, vocabulary, idioms, and functional language translation.

Sample N(A)-Level Gujarati Practice Questions

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1In Gujarati grammar, what grammatical gender (લિંગ) is assigned to the noun 'સૂર્ય' (Surya - Sun)?
A.Masculine (નર જાતિ / પુલ્લિંગ)
B.Feminine (નારી જાતિ / સ્ત્રીલિંગ)
C.Neuter (નાન્યતર જાતિ / નપુસંકલિંગ)
D.Common Gender (સામાન્ય લિંગ)
Explanation: The noun 'સૂર્ય' (Surya - Sun) is grammatically masculine (નર જાતિ / પુલ્લિંગ) in Gujarati. Words ending in consonants or '-ઓ' referring to male entities, natural bodies like the sun ('સૂર્ય'), or traditional masculine symbols take masculine agreement (e.g., 'સૂર્ય ઊગ્યો').
2Which of the following is an accurate synonym (સમાનાર્થી શબ્દ) for 'મિત્ર' (Mitra - Friend) in Gujarati?
A.શત્રુ (Shatru)
B.ભેરુ (Bheru)
C.દુશ્મન (Dushman)
D.અજાણ્યો (Ajanyo)
Explanation: The word 'ભેરુ' (Bheru) is a classic Gujarati synonym for 'મિત્ર' (Mitra - friend or companion). Both words denote a close companion or comrade.
3What is the correct antonym (વિરુદ્ધાર્થી શબ્દ) for 'પ્રકાશ' (Prakash - Light)?
A.અંધકાર (Andhakar)
B.તેજ (Tej)
C.અજવાળું (Ajvalung)
D.કિરણ (Kiran)
Explanation: 'અંધકાર' (Andhakar - Darkness) is the direct antonym of 'પ્રકાશ' (Prakash - Light). While 'પ્રકાશ' signifies brightness, 'અંધકાર' signifies the absence of light.
4What is the standard word order structure for a basic declarative sentence in Gujarati?
A.Subject - Verb - Object (SVO)
B.Subject - Object - Verb (SOV)
C.Verb - Subject - Object (VSO)
D.Object - Subject - Verb (OSV)
Explanation: Gujarati naturally follows the Subject - Object - Verb (SOV) word order structure. For example, in 'રમેશ સફરજન ખાય છે' (Ramesh apple eats), 'રમેશ' is the Subject, 'સફરજન' is the Object, and 'ખાય છે' is the Verb at the end of the sentence.
5What is the correct plural form (બહુવચન) of the masculine singular noun 'છોકરો' (Chhokaro - Boy)?
A.છોકરી (Chhokari)
B.છોકરાઓ (Chhokarao)
C.છોકરું (Chhokarung)
D.છોકરીઓ (Chhokario)
Explanation: In Gujarati, masculine nouns ending in '-ઓ' (like 'છોકરો') form their plural by changing '-ઓ' to '-ા' or '-ાઓ'. Thus, 'છોકરો' becomes 'છોકરાઓ' (boys).
6In the sentence 'મગન રમે છે' (Magan rame chhe - Magan is playing), which auxiliary word marks the present continuous/simple tense (વર્તમાનકાળ)?
A.છે (chhe)
B.હતો (hato)
C.હશે (hashe)
D.નથી (nathi)
Explanation: The auxiliary verb 'છે' (chhe) indicates present tense in Gujarati. Paired with the base verb 'રમે' (plays/playing), 'રમે છે' signifies present action (is playing / plays).
7What is the meaning of the Gujarati case postposition (વિભક્તિ પ્રત્યય) 'માં' (maan) when attached to a noun like 'વર્ગમાં' (Vargmaan)?
A.From / Away from
B.In / Inside
C.Towards / To
D.With / By means of
Explanation: The locative postposition 'માં' (maan) translates to 'in' or 'inside'. Therefore, 'વર્ગમાં' (Varg + maan) means 'in the classroom' or 'inside the class'.
8What does the Gujarati idiom (રૂઢિપ્રયોગ) 'આંખ ઉઘડવી' (Aankh ughadvi) figuratively mean?
A.To wake up from a deep sleep
B.To realize the truth / be awakened to reality
C.To get angry at someone
D.To shed tears of sadness
Explanation: Figuratively, 'આંખ ઉઘડવી' means to realize the truth, come to one's senses, or be awakened to a reality that was previously ignored or misunderstood.
9Select the English equivalent for the Gujarati vocabulary word 'પુસ્તક' (Pustak).
A.Pen
B.Book
C.Paper
D.Table
Explanation: 'પુસ્તક' (Pustak) is the standard Gujarati word for a book.
10What is the Gujarati word for the number 15 (fifteen)?
A.દસ (Das)
B.બાર (Baar)
C.પંદર (Pandar)
D.વીસ (Vees)
Explanation: The Gujarati word for fifteen (15) is 'પંદર' (Pandar).

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