Commerce

As you have completed your class 12th with commerce stream you should prefer further commerce courses. But if you want to fulfill your dreams then you should go for it
I think the answer would differ from people to people. But most importantly you should decide what interests you more. B.Com is like an academic degree after which you have various career options I. e for Masters. B.Com would ACT like a base in your commerce field. And yes you will have to study
Hotel management on the other hand should be pursued only when you want to build your career in Hotel lines. It would be good if your looking for being an entrepreneur and start your own hotel. It would be a good option if you have interests and skills in it. And no you won't have to study much. However in my opinion you can be a good entrepreneur in hotel lines even with a B.Com degree. Therefore in my opinion you should go for a B.Com degree. You will have various options and lines to choose after. Rest all depends on your interest and hard work to be successful. All the Best!

When you are asking about outdoor work in the field of commerce you are interested in on site job but the problem is that in this field jobs are mainly based on desk job. But I suggest you some jobs which are in the same field but they are on site job
1- Internal auditor:- this is the mix of the desk job and on site job because in this job profile you have to do audit in your firm by examining everything with your eyes and report in your audit book.
2-Sales man: - this is also a onsite job in this job profile your mean objective is to sell your product by door to door or depending on the terms of the companies or your firms
I think these are the two main onsite job in the outdoor commerce field.

There are several options available for you to complete your graduation without attending full-time classes. Here are some suggestions:
Distance Learning: Many universities and institutions offer distance learning programs for undergraduate degrees, including B.Com. You can enroll in a distance learning program and complete your degree at your own pace from anywhere.
Online Learning: Similar to distance learning, online learning offers the flexibility to study from anywhere and at any time. You can choose from a wide range of online courses and programs that offer B.Com degrees.
Part-Time Programs: Some colleges and universities offer part-time programs that allow you to attend classes on a part-time basis. This option may be suitable for you if you are looking for a more structured approach to your studies.
Open University Programs: Many countries have Open University programs that allow anyone to enroll and complete a degree without any previous qualifications or requirements. These programs are often flexible and allow you to study at your own pace

The admission process for BAF (Bachelor of Accounting and Finance) varies from state to state and college to college. However, based on your HSC percentage of 70%, you can check the following government colleges in your city or state that offer BAF and their admission criteria:
St. Xavier's College, Mumbai - The college offers BAF with an intake capacity of 60 seats. The admission is based on the merit list prepared by the college based on the candidate's HSC marks. Jai Hind College, Mumbai - The college offers BAF with an intake capacity of 120 seats. The admission is based on the merit list prepared by the college based on the candidate's HSC marks.
KJ Somaiya College of Arts and Commerce, Mumbai - The college offers BAF with an intake capacity of 120 seats. The admission is based on the merit list prepared by the college based on the candidate's HSC marks.
DG Ruparel College, Mumbai - The college offers BAF with an intake capacity of 60 seats. The admission is based on the merit list prepared by the college based on the candidate's HSC marks.
Mithibai College, Mumbai - The college offers BAF with an intake capacity of 60 seats. The admission is based on the merit list prepared by the college based on the candidate's HSC marks.