School Closed: October passed by with a lot of fun and celebrations. So, let's find out how many days schools will remain closed in November and how to check the state-wise list.

School Closed: Children find October and November the best time of the year. This is because of the abundance of holidays and unlimited fun. The festive season begins in October and November, and every other day is a holiday for some festival or the other. This year, October also saw a lot of holidays for various festivals, including Karva Chauth and Diwali.

With the end of Chhath on the 28th, both the festival season and holidays are about to end. So, let us tell you how many days schools will remain closed in November after October.

How many days will schools remain closed in November?

With the arrival of winter in November, children and parents alike wish that it would be better if their children's schools were closed for a few days. Therefore, this time in November, Wednesday, the 5th (Wednesday) will be a gazetted holiday due to Guru Nanak Jayanti. This means that all schools and government offices will be closed on this day. Furthermore, Monday, November 24th, is a restricted holiday for Guru Tegh Bahadur's martyrdom day. This restricted holiday means that this day may be a holiday in some states, while others will not. Furthermore, November 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, and 30th fall on Sundays. This means that schools will be closed for a total of six days, with five Sunday holidays and one national holiday. Additionally, some schools will also have a second Saturday holiday on November 8th.

How to check how many days will be closed?

November 5th is a national holiday for Guru Nanak Jayanti, meaning every state will have a holiday. Furthermore, the number of school closures varies from state to state. Consequently, schools will be closed for significantly fewer days in November. You can also check the state-wise list, which will provide information about the November holidays in your state. To do this, simply enter your state's name on Google and retrieve the holiday list. Alternatively, you can visit your state's official website and download a PDF from there.