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Life is all about making choices, and this is a tricky one. You have a B.Com degree, plus a 1-year ITI course in dress-making. That means you already have strong basics in commerce, and at the same time, you have an interest in fashion designing. 

So, I would like to suggest that as you have a strong basis of B.Com, then you should pursue M.Com because it will open more career opportunities for you and can keep fashion designing as your side passion. 

Chandigarh University offers a great M.Com programme with exposure to the industry, internships and real-world learning. It's not just about a degree; it's about learning skills that help in future jobs and business.

So, keep your options open. M.Com will give you stability and fashion designing can be your extra-curricular activity. 

To apply for a B.Tech in Food Technology, you must have completed your 12th grade with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics or Biology, securing at least 50% to 60% marks, depending on the institution. Admissions are typically based on entrance exams like JEE Main, state-level exams such as WBJEE, EAMCET, or university-specific tests. Some colleges also offer merit-based admissions considering your 12th-grade marks. The application process involves filling out the application form, submitting necessary documents, and paying the application fee. It's essential to check the specific admission requirements and deadlines of the colleges you're interested in.