IIT

Best books for maths for IIT (Mains + Advance):
TMH publication (important)
IIT mathematics (Das Gupta)
2) Chemistry
Numerical chemistry by Prakash Bahabur
Organic chemistry by resonance notes if you manage otherwise refer Solomon and Fyle
Inorganic chemistry by Arihant Publication
3) Physics
TMH publication for JEE Mains
HC Verma
4) Past years papers of MTG publication because they give it chapter wise.
5) Last moment review and revision from NCERT only.

Hi Vineet,
A candidate whose parents annual income does not exceed Rs.4,50,000/- is eligible for scholarship in IIT. So yes, you are eligible.

No, JEE registration will get over on 1st January. After that, you can not apply for JEE.

No, MBA in mining is a rare course and chances of getting a job are very less. Since you are a BBA graduate, you will be lagging behind the technical part of mining. So, I prefer not to take this course.

Check out the JEE Mains 2018 Eligibility Criteria to clear every single doubt coming in your mind.
According to this, the candidates who have scored at least 75% marks in the 12th class are only eligible for appearing in the JEE Mains exam.
So, if you can't appear in the JEE Mains exam, then you can can't get admission in any of the NITs or IITs.
If you haven't scored 75% in 12th, then you can go for the improvement exam or the NIOS exam.
Hope this will help.
All the best.

Yes, of course you can give but you should score more than 75% in class 12th with PCM.

Try to be really an expert in one of the programming languages. Work for a company for some time to understand how a process driven organization works. And then develop your own product and get started with your start up.
If you want a job only then make your profile strong. Work for live projects, participate in competitions, develop your communication skills and confidence. It's always a good idea to first work for a startup. In the initial years, don't run behind money. Run behind gaining knowledge and skills. Once you have them job providers will be in search of you rather than you searching for a job.

Hello Shishir,
Placements in IIT are on a different level. Prospective employers take on graduates of IIT on their overall perspective and hence almost all are placed at the end of the cycle. Though as per the report, last year, 10% graduates at IIT Delhi could not be placed last year.

To get admission for B.Arch in LPU you have to first clear your 12th with minimum aggregate of 75% and then you have to appear for LPU NEST or you should qualify NATA.