JEE Advanced

Yes you're eligible if you qualify JEE Advanced than you can give AAT exam, center would be the nearest zonal IIT.

You can see last year cutoff here:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/articles/iit-qualifying-marks-for-jee-advanced-2018-released-blogId-17121

In my opinion, you should drop a year to get a deep knowledge of your subject, so that you can easily get a top NIT or IIT. Also, after that, you need not worry about your college if you don't get a top NIT because you would have a satisfaction that you know.

As you told that you have interest in every field I think you are an all-rounder. Jokes apart, all these courses are professional courses. You can't do this and that, and my best opinion is that choose as per your interest. And choose wisely. At this rank and mark, you can't get IIT.

IIT tag is surely worth a year but only if you are willing to sacrifice most of the things. Hard work always pays. But on the other hand, if you feel that NIT is worth it, then you should give it a try.

As you are in general category, you may not get high-level branches. But still, keep on trying till the last round.
All the best.

Hello, Shaily. First of all, good luck. I hope you will do well in near future. For physics you can consider these books:
1-Engage (most important)- Independent edition
2-TMH-As a whole worthy
3-ML Khanna-Coordinate Geometry
4-Admit M Agrawal -Differential & Integral Calculus only
I am not mentioning books like Irodov and Krotov because these books are full of heavy subjective questions which can be learnt easily by solving previous years IIT questions.

Hello,
Hope you are doing well. Yes, definitely you can again go for JEE Mains 2019 by taking drop for ab year. I appreciate your interest for JEE Mains and goal for IIT. You should definitely go for JEE Mains I am sure you can crack JEE Advanced with this motive. All The Best for future and for JEE Mains.

Your submitted answer sheet will be displayed on the JEE Advanced site and by correcting that answer sheet with official answer key you will get to know that whether your answers are correct or not.
All the best.

This year, IITs will have at least 14% of girls. If the number of girls through regular counselling will be less than 14%, then IIT will increase the no. of seats for a girl. But, it is the matter of chance. So, considering no special reservation for girls, I think you will get some moderate IITs, such as Gandhinagar and Mandi.