Commerce

I think with this percentage, you can't get Bachelor’s degree, but you can do vocational course for this from any private institute. As in MAAC, which is famous for VFX and game animation developer.

You can continue pursuing your 12th in commerce & along with it, you can join a diploma course with a private institute in animation/software & sharpen your skills. In case you do well, you can always pursue further education in the said area.
Now a days, a lot of private institutes also offer Gradu

After 12th with commerce, you can go for-
B.Com (Computers),
BBA,
CS,
CA,
banking, etc.
Or you can also go for-
hotel management,
advertisement management,
media and mass communication.
It depends on your area of interest.

12th in commerce just means that you have completed your SCHOOL Education. Besides, entrepreneurship had nothing to do with 'after 12th' so take it easy about what I wish to say.
1. You can study further and do a graduation that strengthens your skills and knowledge of Business, Management ad well a

The maximum cut-off is 94% and the minimum cut-off is 84%.

There are many options for commerce stream:
1. CA
2. CS
3. B.Com
4. MBA
5. M.Com

If here by haven't studied you mean that you had maths, but unable to score good marks, then you are eligible for pursuing B.Com (Hons). Most of the college's criteria require maths for getting admission in B.Com (Hons).

It differs from college to college. Mostly, colleges demand maths for B.Com Hons.

Maths is not necessary but knowledge in maths can be an added advantage as in fashion designing you require geometry for designing clothes in 3D like rotations, reflexion, etc.
The basic eligibility is minimum 50% or above in class 12th from any recognised board. Some good institutes like NIFT, NID,

Hopefully yes. The minimum eligibility criteria for candidates are 55% or above in class 12th from a recognised education board. The candidates afterwards have to apply for entrance exam after paying a fee of Rs.600.