CFP

For CFP, follow this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/banking-finance-insurance/colleges/cfp-colleges-india

You can just revise the subjects you studied during the 4 semesters. Keep notes of the important topics. As this programme deals with banking and finance you can look for MBA in Banking ad Finance, Insurance, Finance, Financial Engineering. You will be able to find different job profiles such as analysts, loan officer, manager, assistant manager, investment banker, IT officer. One thing you need to do is to get a fair amount of knowledge of courses/topics you have studied. You need to put effort to get knowledge.

Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)
The CFA programme is a good option for those interested in a career in the Finance area. It has three levels (Level I, Level II and Level III). You would need a lot of dedication as several hours of self-study would be needed to clear these tough levels. You can continue with your work-life while studying. The CFA website reports candidates dedicating over 300 hours of preparation for each of these levels. To complete all the levels, an average of four years is required. A CFA certification would surely give your finance career a boost if you're able to complete it.

Yes, go for distance B.Com and CFP simultaneously.

Hello,
You can apply. But, you must be completed your graduation as it is the minimum requirement for the course. Coaching will be provided by ICICI Institute for Direct Financial Learning- Hyderabad.

Please click the link below to read an article about Certified Financial Planner With CFP Certification. https://ask.shiksha.com/there-are-some-unusual-questions-related-to-financial-planning-analysis-in-the-cfp-exams-conducted-by-fpsb-how-qna-5198883?referenceEntityId=5200475.

Please click the link below for help.
https://www.shiksha.com/banking-finance-insurance/articles/be-a-certified-financial-planner-with-cfp-certification-blogId-3162