An independent referenceExam-by-exam policy for the physical Casio fx-CG50: where the model is approved, where it is banned, and the official source behind each answer. Covers the FE exams, with notes on university, board, and international exams below.
Casio fx-CG50
Graphing calculator. Programmable: Yes. CAS: No.
0 approved verdicts and 1 banned verdict currently published.
Color graphing calculator with programming features but no CAS capability.
The Casio fx-CG50 is a programmable graphing calculator without CAS. Policies vary widely — some exams allow it, others restrict programmable or graphing models. We have not yet verified a specific university or board-exam policy for this model.
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NCEES states that only the listed calculator models are acceptable for the 2026 exams. The Casio portion of the whitelist covers fx-115 and fx-991 models. The Casio fx-CG50 is a separate graphing family and does not contain fx-115 or fx-991 in the model name, so this verdict treats it as banned for FE exam use.
“The following calculator models are the only ones acceptable for use during the 2026 exams”
ClassWiz scientific calculator with natural textbook display, equation, matrix, vector, statistics, distribution, table, and QR-code support; dual powered, non-programmable, and no graphing or CAS feature.
Earlier ClassWiz scientific calculator with no graphing, no CAS, and dual solar plus battery power.
Scientific calculator in the Casio fx-115 family with natural display and no graphing or CAS feature.