Class 11

You can give the IAT exam without having maths. The eligibility criteria is that candidate must have at least three subject with them which can be any from physics, chemistry, biology, or maths but the board must be recognised by COBSE and must score at least 60 percentage for general and for others it is 55 percentage in there board exam.

One widely used book is "Accountancy - A Textbook for Class XI" by DK Goel, Rajesh Goel, and Shelly Goel. It covers the syllabus comprehensively and provides clear explanations and examples.

Another popular choice is "ISC Accountancy Book I for Class XI" by Dr. Vinod Kumar. This book is known for its well-structured content and practice questions that help students grasp the concepts effectively.

However, it's always a good idea to consult with your teachers or classmates for their recommendations as well. They might have additional suggestions based on their own experiences and preferences.

The fee structure is reasonable and affordable with no donations. The fee for classes XI is Rs. 33,076 per year, although for classes XI to XII, there are different fee structures for science, commerce, and humanities streams.

Yes, students may change their Board from JAC to another Board of their choice in the intermediate or the senior secondary level. They must ensure that they collect the crucial documents such as Migration Certificate, Pass Certificate and original mark sheet before the Class 11 admission process.

Depending on the course and category, there are different deadlines for admission to the eleventh grade at SIES College of Arts, Science & Commerce (Empowered Autonomous) in Navi Mumbai. The cutoff for the general category usually falls between 80% and 90%. Please be aware, though, that a number of factors may cause these percentages to change annually. Since you specifically inquired about the B.Sc. in Chemistry program, it is advised that you visit the college's official website or get in touch with them directly to find out the most recent and precise information about the deadline for this particular course.

No, you are not eligibile o pursue LL.B. course after completing your 10+1. The eligibility criteria for LL.B. is to have passed class 12th with a minimum aggregade of 50% marks. Some college may call for some entrance exam while others may not. Thus, you are not currenly eligible to join a LL.B. course. 

HITSEEE exam is not as tough as JEE Main. The questions asked in the exam are generally based on the higher secondary courses, which are 11th and 12th. Students should review Physics, Chemistry, and Math concepts and topics from Class 11 and 12.