Path from upgrading essbase v6.5.x to v.11

what and how should I do for upgrading from v.6.5.x to the latest version of essbase?

It depends on how you are doing the upgrade. If you are going to a new server, you cight be able to us the migration wizard. If you are trying to do it in place you have to upgrade in steps through 9.2
There are a lot of threads on migration and upgrade, I suggest doing a forum search and reading through them for details

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