BITSAT

The Amrita Entrance Examination (AEEE) and BITSAT differ in difficulty, structure, and coverage. Here's a concise comparison:

Syllabus and Subjects:

• AEEE focuses on Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics based on the NCERT 12th-grade syllabus.
• BITSAT also covers these subjects but adds English Proficiency and Logical Reasoning, making it broader.

Exam Pattern:

• AEEE has 100 MCQs (30 each in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics).
• BITSAT consists of 150 MCQs, with 40 questions each in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, plus 20 questions in English and Logical Reasoning.

Difficulty:

• AEEE is generally easier, focusing on basic concepts and standard problem-solving.
• BITSAT is more challenging with higher-order questions and a broader syllabus, including faster-thinking required for Logical Reasoning and English.

Time Management:

• BITSAT is speed-based, with 150 questions in 3 hours.
• AEEE is more manageable, with 100 questions in 2.5 to 3 hours.

Competition:

• BITSAT has higher competition due to the reputation of BITS Pilani.
• AEEE has a smaller applicant pool, making it somewhat less competitive.

BITSAT is more challenging than AEEE due to its broader syllabus, higher-order questions, and additional sections on English and Logical Reasoning. AEEE is relatively easier, focusing on basic concepts in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.

For BITSAT 2025, the eligibility criteria typically require you to have a minimum of 75% aggregate marks in 5 subjects (including Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and English) in your 12th board exams. as you have 6 subjects, including one optional, you do not necessarily need to take an improvement for all 6 subjects.

Here's what I think you should consider:

1. If your aggregate percentage in the 5 main subjects (Physics, Chemistry, Maths, and English + one additional subject) is at least 75%, you won't need an improvement in all 5.
2. If your percentage is below 75% in the core 5 subjects, you may need to make an improvement in the required subjects to meet the eligibility criteria.

Candidates must fulfil certain academic requirements in order to be eligible for the Birla Institute of Technology and Science Admission Test (BITSAT)

You must have passed the 12th grade with majors in mathematics, physics and chemistry from an accredited board in order to be eligible.

Minimum Score Needed:
a minimum of 75% in maths chemistry and physics combined (PCM).
a minimum of 60% in each of the following subjects: maths, chemistry, and physics.
Considering your scores:
(71 + 75 + 73) = 219 / 3 = 73% is the PCM aggregate which falls short of the 75% threshold.
The 60% requirement is met by the individual subject results (Physics: 71, Chemistry: 73 and Maths: 75).
Because your PCM aggregate is less than 75% you are therefore ineligible for BITSAT