If you're planning to switch from CBSE to the Maharashtra State Board ( FYJC /Class 11), here’s a list of the required documents

Documents Required for Maharashtra Class 11 Admission

The following documents are required to take admission in the Maharashtra Board Class 11.

1. Essential Academic Documents (All Students)

• Class 10 Marksheet (Original) – serves as proof of eligibility and stream allocation.

• School Leaving Certificate (SLC) / Transfer Certificate (TC) – verifies that you have left your previous school.

2. Identification & Proof of Residence

• Aadhaar Card – for identity verification and address proof.

• Domicile Certificate, if you’re applying under Maharashtra state quotas or are from another state.

3. Migration Certificate

• Required for candidates moving from another board (like CBSE, ICSE, IB).

• Helps with eligibility and board verification in Maharashtra.

4. Category-Specific Certificates

• Caste Certificate (if applicable).

• Non-Creamy Layer Certificate for OBC and similar categories.

• EWS Certificate for Economically Weaker Section applicants.

• Disability Certificate, if applicable.

• Additional documentation for special cases, such as:

  • Orbit or orphan certificate

  • Sports certificate

  • Defence personnel/freedom fighter service certificate

  • Earthquake-affected certificate, if applicable

Photographs

• 4–6 recent passport-sized photos with a plain white background.

To transfer from a CBSE school to a Maharashtra state board junior college for 11th standard, you'll need to provide several documents.

These typically include: your Class 10th mark sheet (original and attested copies), School Leaving Certificate/Transfer Certificate (TC) from your previous school, and a migration certificate if you're changing from a different board.

You'll also need a birth certificate, passport-sized photographs, and potentially an eligibility certificate from the Maharashtra State Board

The specific documents required may vary depending on the college and region. Verify the exact requirements with the college's admission office or official website.