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It totally depends on your interest and ability.
Science (Biology Main) - If you want to go into the medical field (Doctor, Nurse, Physiotherapist, Pharmacist, Health Scientist), I.e., if you like to serve people and find satisfaction in helping the needy and hopeless. If you are ready to work day and night for humanity. If you like to help your family by being a medical professional.
Or if you are good at memorizing skills and do not like applied logical subjects like Mathematics.
Or if you want to take a basic B.Sc. Degree (except Maths). Science (Maths + Bio) - If you are good at Maths and the above case of 1. Applied to you, having mathematics can be of immense help in future wherever you go, whichever government exams you take. In addition, maths helps you a lot for studying Physics, so it can help you indirectly for the medical entrance examination. If you don't like computers and programming. However, you can confidently drop Maths if you are not a big fan of it. Science (Maths + Computer) - If you would like to have a career in engineering, if you like logical thinking, analytics, design, working of machines, technology, if you like programming, coding and if you are fond of computers. Knowing computer Science and coding is of immense help these days, even an MCA and M.Sc. Computer Science student gets offers as software engineers.
Commerce: If you are more inclined towards the business field, public policy, national and international events and like managing events and people. If you want to be a Chartered Accountant. If you like calculations (mainly statistics). If you are not a big fan of Science. If you like to do an MBA (anyone can enter but commerce graduates are often given huge advantage, engineers are the least preferred. Even engineers from IITs and NITs fight for a seat in IIM, even after having B.Tech). If you own a family business. Or if you plan for one in the future.
Humanities/ Arts: If you do not like any of the above mentioned branches and are more into social works, societal service and betterment, and would like to do something different from others. If you feel you cannot handle the pressure of Science/Commerce. If you want to have a good percentage in your undergraduate study with comparatively lesser effort and then want to pursue your master from abroad. Choose your options wisely after doing lot of research on it. You can be a professor in any of the above fields, after choosing the respective field.

NCHMCT, Noida conducts the NCHM-JEE exam for admission in B.Sc-HHA programs at various IHMs and SIHMs located in India. The eligibility criteria is 12th with English. For this course the last date has gone, so you can apply in next year. The another one is IIHM. IIHM offers the following courses as under.
1. Advanced programme in International Hospitality Administration (3 years full time course)
2. Bachelors in Tourism Studies from IGNOU
3. B.Sc. In Hospitality and Tourism Studies from YCMOU (Pune Campus Only)
4. B.A. In Hospitality Management from UWL (UK) London Campus
The eligibility criteria of above courses is also 12th with English. The admission are done on the basis of E-CHAT entrance test and interview. You can apply for this course by using the following. www.iihm.ac.in
There are so many types of courses available in Hotel management like B.Sc-HHA, BHM BHMCT etc. The purpose of all the courses is provide the best education and placement in Hospitality, Tourism and Aviation industries. Every institute have their own curriculum and the duration of courses is varying from 3 to 4 years.

B.Sc. in fashion design is a 3- year undergraduate course in fashion designing, spread over 6 semesters The course covers the study of specialised fields in the area of fashion design, such as accessory and jewelry design, footwear design, garment design, interior design, and leather design. The fee structure vary from college to college. The average course fee charged in India ranges between INR 1 and 2 lacs for the total duration.
B.Sc. In Fashion Design: Eligibility
As a minimum criterion of eligibility, aspiring candidates need to have attained the Higher Secondary/ 10+2 or equivalent qualification from a recognised educational Board, and with a minimum aggregate score of 50%. Colleges of B.Sc. Fashion Design in India: https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/colleges/b-sc-colleges-india