The fees for Class 11th Commerce in India can vary significantly depending on several factors, primarily the type of school you choose.

In government schools , the fees are generally very low, ranging from Rs.5,000 to Rs.20,000 per year, and in some states, it might even be lower or almost free. This amount often includes nominal tuition fees and some other charges like library or exam fees.

Private schools tend to have a much wider range, with annual fees potentially falling anywhere between Rs.30,000 to Rs.2,00,000 or even higher, especially in the top-tier schools located in metropolitan cities. These fees usually cover tuition and may include other aspects like annual charges, sports facilities, and transportation.

International schools typically have the highest fee structures, ranging from Rs.2,00,000 to Rs.10,00,000 annually, considering the enhanced facilities and different curriculum they offer.

Besides the type of school, other factors influencing the fees include the school's location (urban areas often have higher fees), its reputation and ranking, and the infrastructure and facilities provided. It's always best to directly inquire with the specific schools you are considering for the most accurate and up-to-date fee structure for their Class 11th Commerce program, as these figures can change annually.

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Hello,

Regarding your query, To get admitted into Class 11 Commerce, you'll typically need to have passed Class 10 with a minimum percentage, often around 60-75%, and meet any specific subject requirements or entrance test criteria set by the school . You'll need to apply to your chosen school, providing necessary documents like your Class 10 mark sheet, birth certificate, and possibly a transfer certificate.

Hii There,

I was able to find some information regarding Indore school fee structures, but I was unable to find specifics for Class 11 Commerce students at SH Public School (SHPS) for the 2025–2026 school year.  Admission fees for institutions such as Shishukunj International School (Jhalaria Campus) consist of a 1,000 registration fee, a 40,000 admission fee, and a 5,000 refundable caution money/security deposit.  The annual cost is 30,000, and day pupils must pay an extra 10,000 for imprest.  It is essential to confirm the current fees for 2025–2026 directly with the school, as these costs are based on the 2021–2022 session.

Specific pricing information was unavailable for Shiksha Shikhar Ashapura, while the fee schedule for Shri Chaitanya Technoschool in Bhopal is contained in a document that can only be seen with specialized software.  I suggest getting in touch with SH Public School directly, going on a campus visit if you can, or asking existing students or parents for their opinions in order to obtain the most accurate and current information.

I hope this answers your question.

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Hello Tanish,

to get admission in Mechanical Engineering after 12th with commerce, you must first swutch to the science stream and study Physics, Chemistry, and Math. then, appea for engineering entrance exams like JEE or state level tests. alternatively you can pursue a diploma in mechanical engineering and then take lateral entry into B.Tech.

Hi! Since you completed 12th with Commerce, you’re not directly eligible for Mechanical Engineering, as it requires Maths, Physics, and Chemistry in 12th. But don’t worry—you can still enter through a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering after 10th, and later go for B.Tech through lateral entry. Another option is to complete Maths as an additional subject and reappear for entrance exams. Engineering needs a science background, so switching may take extra time and effort, but it's possible!

For more details you can visit the link given below

https://engineering.careers360.com/college-predictor

Hello ,

As per your mentioned query , you cannot do engineering course without having mathmatics in your 10+2. As per the eligibility criteria for doing Btech , candidate should have physics , chemistry and mathematics as mandatory subjects in their class 12th. As they are the basics for further study.

To know more, kindly go through the given link:

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/mechanical-engineering-course

All the best!!

Since you completed 12th with commerce, you can get into Mechanical Engineering through these options:

1. Study PCM via NIOS → Pass Physics, Chemistry, and Math, then appear for JEE or state exams.

2. Diploma in Mechanical Engineering → Join a 3-year diploma, then take lateral entry into B.Tech 2nd year.

3. B.Sc. + Lateral Entry → Do B.Sc. (Maths/Physics), then apply for B.Tech 2nd year in some universities.

4. Private Universities → Some offer B.Tech with a bridge course for non-science students.

The diploma route is the fastest.

Hiii,

you have completed your 12th with Commerce, you cannot take direct admission into Mechanical Engineering because that course needs a background in Science, especially subjects like Physics and Maths. These subjects are very important for understanding how machines work, which is the core of Mechanical Engineering.

One option is to go back and study 11th and 12th again, this time with Physics, Chemistry, and Maths. After that, you can give entrance exams like JEE or other state-level exams and apply for a B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering. This may feel like starting over, but if you are truly passionate about becoming a mechanical engineer, it’s worth considering.

Another option is to join a diploma course. In some places, there are polytechnic colleges that might allow commerce students to do a diploma in engineering. But in most cases, they expect you to have studied science too. So you’ll have to check if any diploma colleges in your state allow commerce students. After finishing the diploma, you might be able to get into the second year of a B.Tech course through lateral entry.

If you don’t want to change your stream but still want to work in the mechanical field, you can go for a degree like BBA or B.Com and later do an MBA in Operations, Supply Chain, or something related to manufacturing. This way, you can work in companies that deal with machines, but in roles like management, planning, or logistics instead of technical engineering roles.

While the institute does not explicitly restrict applicants based on their academic stream (science, commerce,or arts) , bt many institutions offering b.sc. programs in nutrition nd dietetics typically prefer candidates from a science background, especially those who hv studied subjects like biology, chemistry, nd physics.

bt u said that , u hv commerce background , its advisable to directly contact j.d institute  to get clarified.

let m know if u need any help.

Thanku!!!!

Hello,

Yes, if you take the science stream after class 10, you can switch to humanities or commerce later. Science students are usually eligible for most courses in humanities and commerce fields in college. So, you will have more options in future.

Hope it helps !