B.Com

MCom is a step ahead of what u learn in BCom. Yeah you can call yourself to be a Masters Grad but other than these it has no much value in Job market as a fresher as the MNC treat BCom and MCom same for recruitment.
If you can observe MBA fresher is also treated the same these days.
At present MCom fresher is as equal as BCom grads in terms of corporate position and the pay package will also be as a fresher. It would be better if you can get work experience in the 2 years instead of MCom, and meanwhile you can take up a Masters course in Distance mode from good Universities. This would add value to the two years time.
Other option would be to take up a full time MBA program from a reputed Institute or pursue a professional courses like CA, CS, CMA, CFA, CPA, CIMA, ACCA.
Or another option, take up a job now and after 2 years join for an Executive MBA. With this you can do both work plus study.
Many Thanks.

If you want a government sector jobs, then both are fine if you want private sector jobs then BBA is much better. In case of finance sector jobs B.Com has scope but not much as compare to M.Com. If you have interest in commerce and banking sector, then you should opt for Bachelor of Commerce degree and further you can pursue Master of Commerce. So, accordingly, you can select the respective field on the basis of your area of interest and search for the best institutes and universities offering these courses with good practical and industrial exposure and good placements like Lovely Professional University, Christ University, Symbiosis University and few others also.

If you want a government sector jobs, then both are fine if you want private sector jobs then BBA is much better. In case of finance sector jobs B.Com has scope but not much as compare to M.Com. If you have interest in commerce and banking sector, then you should opt for Bachelor of Commerce degree and further you can pursue Master of Commerce. So, accordingly, you can select the respective field on the basis of your area of interest and search for the best institutes and universities offering these courses with good practical and industrial exposure and good placements like Lovely Professional University, Christ University, Symbiosis University and few others also.

Yes, it is possible to pursue a fashion designing course after completing B.Com professional accounting. Many institutes and universities offer fashion designing courses at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. However, you may need to fulfill the eligibility criteria for the fashion designing course, which may vary depending on the institute or university you choose. Some institutes may require you to have completed 10+2 or an equivalent examination, while others may accept graduates from any stream. It is also important to note that fashion designing is a creative field that requires a certain level of artistic and design skills, in addition to technical knowledge. Therefore, if you are interested in pursuing a career in fashion designing, you may need to develop these skills through practice and training. In summary, while it is possible to pursue a fashion designing course after completing B.Com professional accounting, it is important to check the eligibility criteria of the institute or university you wish to apply to and assess your own skills and interests before making a decision.