Since you have already done your Bachelor's in English, you can neither pursue a degree in commerce, nor in science. You are only left with the field of humanities. In humanities, there are n number of sub-fields and specialties like Psychology, Hindi, Sociology, History, Geography, Economics, etc. What I would suggest, if I were in your position, is to take up Linguistics. It is a very vast field, a scientific study of language and a very up-and-coming field, students are in demand who have done Linguistics' course.

Dear Aspirant!

To become a software engineer with a commerce background, you can take steps to transition into the field. Start by pursuing a Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) or a related degree in Computer Science or Information Technology. These degrees provide a foundation in programming, algorithms, and software development.

During your degree, focus on learning programming languages like Python, Java, or C++. Engage in practical projects and internships to gain hands-on experience. Additionally, consider joining coding clubs or online communities to enhance your skills and stay updated on industry trends.

After completing your undergraduate degree, you can pursue a Master's in Computer Science for deeper knowledge. Alternatively, you may directly enroll in coding bootcamps or certification programs that offer intensive training in software development.

Remember to build a strong portfolio showcasing your projects and skills. Networking and connecting with professionals in the software industry can also open doors for opportunities. While your commerce background may be different, gaining technical skills through relevant education and practical experience will help you transition into a software engineering career.