Accounting & Commerce

Yes of course, you are eligible to apply for B.Com course after completing 12th. To apply for this course, you should have completed intermediate from a recognized school or equivalent qualification. You must have secured at least 60% marks for general candidates and 55% marks for reserved categories. There are no entrance examination for B.Com course but few reputed institution or universities may conduct the entrance examination.
B.Com course major subjects are:
Financial Accounting
Cost Accounting
Principles & Practice of Management & Business
Economics
Direct & Indirect Taxation
Auditing
Financial Management
Retail management
Customer Service
Tax Planning & procedures
Consumer Behavior & Sales Management
Product & Price Management

CA (Chartered Accountant)
We are sure that you had this in mind as every person pursuing BFM, BAF or even B.Com thinks that he can pursue CA, since he managed to tally the balance sheet in the finals. But trust me, it is not going to be that easy. Also, too many people are pursuing it so you will be one among many others.
CA exams are conducted by ICAI (Instistute of Chartered Accountants of India) and requires you to clear CPT, IPCC and Final CA. Since you are a graduate, you can directly appear for IPCC which has two groups. After clearing one of the groups, you will have to register for articleship under experienced CA's for two and a half years. After clearing both the groups of IPCC and articleship, you can appear for Final CA, which again has two groups and after clearing them, you are a proud Chartered Accountant.
FRM (Financial Risk Manager)
Since you have completed your graduation in BFM/BAF, one of the best career options for you is FRM certification. FRM is globally recognized professional certification for banking and finance professionals.
FRM exams are conducted by Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP, USA) and requires you to clear two exams, FRM Level 1 and FRM Level 2. It is conducted in the months of May and November. After clearing both the levels you need 2 years work experience in the related field after which you shall be granted with the Financial Risk Manager's certificate. After completing your FRM, you have career opportunities in Risk Management, Trading, Structuring, Modeling etc.
CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst)
When it comes to global certifications, students are mainly confused, whether to go for CFA or FRM. Both the certifications have their own strengths, go through them and choose wisely.
CFA Program is a professional credential offered by CFA Institute to Investment and Financial professionals which requires you to clear 3 exams, CFA Level 1, CFA Level 2 and CFA Level 3. Along with passing all these 3 levels, you will require a work experience of 4 years to be known as a Chartered Financial Analyst. After completion of CFA, you can work as Research Analyst, Financial Advisor, Financial Strategists, Portfolio Manager, Private banker and many other career prospects are available.
MBA in Finance
MBA in Finance is again a very common option after graduation. MBA is a great option I

To give a simple overview, a student should go for CA if the student wants to make his/her mark in accounting initially. Because later at the last module of the exam, you will have so many subjects which will allow you to choose any domain of finance you like. But first you need to be exceptionally good in accounting to clear the first and second module.
A CS is someone who will take over the corporate governance of the company. S/he will be a master of corporate laws and practice and will be able to act as a direct advisor to the board of directors of the company. To pass CS, you need to have special liking for Law and how it works in company perspective.
Please go through the link to get more insight:
https://www.shiksha.com/confused-between-ca-versus-cs-article-4952-1