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Dear Sir, I have passed 10th Class with 6.4 CGPA. I would like to take Commerce with Mathematics in 11th Class. But no government college is giving me admission in 11th Commerce. Eligibility criteria required and procedure to be followed?

Government colleges prefer candidates who have their parents on government services in most of the big cities. If you are living in a big city then admission in government school with 6.4 CGPA is very difficult due to high competition.

You can only get admission in a private school because your marks are not good enough to clear cut off for admission in commerce stream.

For getting admission in 11th commerce in any government or private school, you must have qualified matriculation from any well affiliated school. No backlog is permitted at the time of admission. You should have to apply for admission as soon as possible before the due date, because most of the times admission is taken on the basis of 'first come-first serve'. For getting admission in 11th standard you must have to attach a photocopy of following documents along with your admission form :
** Mark sheet of matriculation.
** Residential proof.
** Proof of 'date of birth'
** Passport size photographs.

If you fulfill the above eligibility criteria, then no school can refuse to give admission.

The general eligibility in order to get admission in class 11 Commerce with Mathematics is that the candidate should have completed his/her 10th class from a recognized board having scored a minimum of 60% in aggregate. However, if you wish to get admission in any good government college or any reputed private college, you should try to score a minimum of 80% and above as the competition level is quite high nowadays and scoring only a 6.4 CGPA, you stand negligible chance of getting into good government college to continue with your studies.