If Venus is in the 11th house, the person is very fortunate in fulfilling his goals and ambitions. He is lucky with opportunity and will gain wealth effortlessly. He will be very successful in any financial speculations. He will have many friends, especially females, and will enjoy a great social life. The person will benefit from and enjoy a loving relationship with his eldest sibling. The same is true of his paternal uncle. And either of these persons maybe highly artistic and prosperous. The person himself may haveagreat love of music, dance, or drama, and his major goals may be so related. By virtue of the beneficial aspect Venus casts onto the 5th house, the person will be highly intelligent and learned. He will also greatly enjoy his children. The person will enjoy fine ornaments, comforts, and luxuries. He may, if he desires, supplement his income through dealings with art, confection, jewelry, cosmetics, and other Venus-ruled activities. Venus in the 11th is a very fine position which improves the overall tenor of the horoscope in terms of wealth, happiness, and ease of life.

UCHCHA and SWAKSHETRA (exalted and own house). If Venus is in Pisces, Taurus, or Libra in the 11th house, the benefits described above are heightened. The person is extremely wealthy and fulfills his greatest dreams. He attains wealth suddenly and effortlessly. His eldest sibling maybe beautiful or famous. The person has wonderful friends and a great social life. There is great talent in one of the fine arts, and the major goal in life may be so related.

NEECHA (fallen). If Venus is in Virgo in the 11th house, the person may never fulfill his major goals in life. He will suffer on account of his eldest sibling, who will lead a difficult life or die early. There will be litde opportunity in the person's life other than what he creates through his own perseverance. There will be few friends, and difficulties with the ones there are. Wealth, luxuries, and comforts are not at all favored by this placement.

Source: «Ancient Hindu Astrology for the Modern Western Astrologer» by James Braha