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Second, most people are droppers because it’s such a coveted institution, so you will have company.
Third, caste quota students get age relaxation so there could actually be people older than you.
This incesstant need to socialise and fear of missing out is also very unhealthy. If you try to excessively mold your identity/personality/views to suit the needs of others you yourself slowly become someone you won't associate with. Wear whoever you are on your sleeve, take care of your grades, play some sports and most importantly enjoy college - make mistakes and learn from them, fall in love, maybe smoke some pot. Just keep swimming 🥽