BITSAT

Applicants for BITSAT must have completed coursework in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology for their 10+2 standard qualifying exam. These applicants, however, will only be qualified for admission to B.Pharma programmes. Candidates who chose biology in their 10+2 standard test will not be eligible to apply for the engineering entrance exam since BTech/BE admissions require mathematics as a required subject.

Yes, the candidates will be given the ability to fix their mistakes in the BITSAT application form. For session 2, the application correction facility will be open from June 11-12, 2024. Registered candidates will be able to log in and correct the details that they have previously submitted in the application form BITSIT. However, not all details will be exposed for adjustments. after the final date, the authorities will not consider any requests for corrections. It has to be mentioned that the rectification facility will be a one-time activity. For session 1, the rectification dates were April 20-22, 2024. 

BITSAT scores are used for admissions into the Integrated First Degree programs offered at three campuses of Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS):

• Pilani Campus (Pilani, Rajasthan)
• KK Birla Goa Campus (Goa)
• Hyderabad Campus (Hyderabad)

The BITSAT website clearly states these campuses on their admissions webpage under the "Programs Offered".

Generally the candidates are not recommended to entirely skip portions of the BITSAT syllabus, but there are strategic ways to approach your studies:

• Analyze previous years' BITSAT question papers to understand frequently tested topics and subjects.
• f you're pressed for time, consider selectively skipping very niche or low weightage topics. However, do this only after a thorough understanding of the weightage distribution and at your own risk.
• Even for skipped topics, have a basic understanding of the concepts.

The BITSAT paper has no set time limit on how long you have to finish each part. The BITSAT exam has a set period of three hours, during which time students must finish the full test. Candidates are free to decide how much time they want to devote to each component of the paper. Additionally, applicants will have the option to revisit the section and revise the answers they had already chosen. If the candidates finish answering all 130 questions before the exam ends, they will have the opportunity to try an additional 12 questions.

The official BITSAT eligibility criteria state that candidates are not need to meet any particular age requirement in order to take part in the admissions process. But by 2023 or 2024, the candidates ought to have finished their 12th standard qualification exam. Applicants who passed the 12th grade in 2020 or earlier will not be able to take the BITSAT in 2024. Before registering for the entrance exam, students are recommended to thoroughly review the BITSAT eligibility requirements.