If your daughter has just completed her board exams and is looking to join 11th grade at a new school here are some points to consider:-

1. Since your daughter has already completed her board exams presumably from a 10th grade CBSE or other school system she would typically be applying for 11 th grade admissions in the next academic year. Many schools including CBSE and ICSE affiliated schools generally accept applications for 11th grade after 10th board exams have been completed.
2. Criteria for admission in 11 th grade is The admission process may vary depending on whether you are looking for CBSE ,icse or a state board school .
3. Stream offered :- depending on the school your daughter may have the option to choose from different streams for 11th grade.
4. Documents required:- 10th grade board exam marksheet when released and a transfer certificate which you have to take from her previous school (St.clare convent) and birth certificate for age verification.

Admission to 11th grade after completing boards from St. Clare's Convent is possible, but the process and requirements may vary depending on the school and location.

To get started, I recommend contacting the desired school's administration to inquire about their admission process and requirements. Some schools may have specific entrance exams, interviews, or other evaluation criteria.

Here are some *general steps to consider*:

- Eligibility Criteria: Check the school's eligibility criteria, which usually includes a minimum percentage score in the 10th standard boards.

- Application Process: Submit the application form, usually available on the school's website or in-person.

- Required Documents: Provide necessary documents, such as:

- 10th standard mark sheet

- Transfer certificate (if applicable)

- Birth certificate

- Other relevant documents

- Entrance Exams or Interviews: Prepare for any required entrance exams or interviews.

It's essential to note that admission to 11th grade may be competitive, and meeting the eligibility criteria does not guarantee admission.

If you're looking for more specific guidance or information on a particular school, feel free to ask!