B.Com

Well, it's a really difficult task that you are aspiring for but yet not impossible. You can do fashion designing with B.Com but it would be a heavy load on you as fashion designing requires a full-time class and then you will have to switch to correspondence for B.Com. No matter, if you still wish to pursue both the courses, it's a very proud decision and will need a lot of confidence and patience. If you are still eligible then you can sit for various design entrance exams and get admission into fashion designing. But, one fact I'd like to enlighten is that having two graduate degrees will be not very profitable for you, though you will have a choice for jobs in future. As you will be doing a job in any one field i. e. , either commerce or designing, anyhow one of the degrees will be a waste. So give time and decide for yourself. Good luck with your decision.

Hi Vishu!
B.Com: This is the flagship course that was introduced across most universities in the 1970s and is still the main course. The programme offers courses in Accounts, Economics, Management, Laws and Taxation, and the eligibility is HSC in Commerce, and Maths as a subject in school is not mandatory.
B.Com (Hons): This course is being offered in 2 variants. First, it is offered at B.Com (Hons ) and for this, it is mandatory to have Maths at the time of admission, and merit for this course is the highest. This course demands a higher level of understanding of Maths, thereby making it slightly more difficult than the normal B.Com. Second, some universities allow a B.Com students to opt for honours by studying an additional subject like Marketing, Finance or Human Resources in each year, and the degree in that course to be awarded will be B.Com (Hons).