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Hi Vishu!
B.Com: This is the flagship course that was introduced across most universities in the 1970s and is still the main course. The programme offers courses in Accounts, Economics, Management, Laws and Taxation, and the eligibility is HSC in Commerce, and Maths as a subject in school is not mandatory.
B.Com (Hons): This course is being offered in 2 variants. First, it is offered at B.Com (Hons ) and for this, it is mandatory to have Maths at the time of admission, and merit for this course is the highest. This course demands a higher level of understanding of Maths, thereby making it slightly more difficult than the normal B.Com. Second, some universities allow a B.Com students to opt for honours by studying an additional subject like Marketing, Finance or Human Resources in each year, and the degree in that course to be awarded will be B.Com (Hons).

There are ample opportunities to study various medical courses in Melbourne, Australia. Request you to explore college website to get details of college specific courses. Medical courses available in Melbourne would be the same when compared to those offered in India. Only difference is that they may have different duration, titles and fee structures. I have listed some of the popular courses available in Melbourne, Australia below:
1) Bachelor of Health and Medical Sciences
2) Bachelor of Medical Science
3) Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery
4) Graduate Diploma in Counselling and Psychotherapy
5) Bachelor of Health Science
Regards.

In the general section of NEST nothing is specifically set. The general section just tests your ability and aptitude. You Don't need to study things in detail, just be on the crust. It's like GK. This section will contain mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, astronomy, computer Science and environment.
Mathematics will be up to 10th standard and it will contain simple problems.
This section AIMS to test the candidate's general ability to comprehend qualitative and
quantitative aspects of a given scientific passage. Graphical representation of information will Also come.
You Just need to study main questions in the subjects, do not go deep into it. Just study the main questions. I have mentioned some books which you can refer to for preparation of NEST exam.
Books for Physics:
-Aptitude Test Problems in Physics by S.S Krotov
-Concepts of Physics by H.C. Verma
-NEET - 2012 Physics Objective Question bank Chapter wise and Topic Wise by Digvijay Singh
-Objective Physics: For Medical and Engineering Entrance Exam by Mahesh Jain
-Practice Problems in Physics for Engineering and Medical Entrance Examination by S.Mishra
-Physics for Engineering and Medical Entrance Examinations by Ajit Singh Panwar
-Problems in Physics by A.A Pinsky
Books for Chemistry:
-A Textbook of Organic Chemistry for IIT-JEE by R K Gupta
-Text Book of Chemistry: NCERT XI and XII
-An Objective Approach to Organic Chemistry by R.K.Gupta
-Entrance Chemistry by Bhakta
-IIT Chemistry by O.P. Agarwal
Books for Biology:
-Objective Biology by S. Biswas and A. Biswas
-Text Book of Biology: NCERT XI and XII
-Biology Medical Entrance Previous Years Questions with Solutions by Sudhakar Banerjee
-Elementary Biology for Class 12 by K.N. Bhatia M.P. Tyagi
-Biology by SC Verma
-Botany by AC Dutta
Books for Mathematics:
Higher Algebra by Hall and Knight
Problems in Calculus of One Variable by I. A. Maron
Plane Trigonometry by Loney S L
Integral Calculus by Admit M Agarwal
Regards.