Accounting & Commerce

No, there is no entrance for B.com but there is entrance test for BBA which is also a good course and similar to B.com or for a commerce field
if Your searching Your ultimate goal may be after graduation would be management for that purpose BBA is a better course than b.com

Yes this will give you a great option for placements in banks

Dear Shweta,
CS along with B.com is a very good option and it have a better scope in future as well. it got value and reputation as well.
Apart from this scope for CS has been increased by Act as well so its very beneficial to pursue this course.
all the very best

Dear Mehak,
No You aren't suppose to attend any classes if you opt for Correspondence.
Though they conduct classes on holidays but those are not compulsory to attend.
All the very best

U can pursue M.Com or prepare for MBA or there is a good option to prepare for govt. exams for the post in IAS , IES , IFS etc. where u can get good salary and government perks by clearing just different levels
the graduation marks won't affect your salary or marks in entrance

u can pursue.if u join an institute who offers u parallel study.there r many in india.just search for the best in Your city and go ahead.it wont b a prob as B.Com classes r generally held early mrng.n u will have enough time to attend Your fashion designing classes

U can prepare for SSC exams where u have to appear for 2 to 3 level exams and u can get a good post in any government department and enjoy good salary given but the govt.

in Delhi there are many colleges such as
SGGS college
shaheed sukhdev college
SRCC college
Hindu college
Ramjas college etc.
in Bangalore
the top college is CHRIST college
in Pune
there is
NARSEE MONJEE college
Symbiosis College

It would be challenging to get admission into any good college witj below 60% in 12th so either look for private colleges or score very high in JEE.
If you are not sure of becoming an engineer, I would suggest you to take a career aptitude test as it will help you in understanding the further path better.
All the best

Since you are currently employed,I would advice you to pursue part time MBA /executive MBA/distance education MBA from a reputed institute.
since you are in Accounts ,you could pursue MBA in Finance