The BITSAT (Birla Institute of Technology and Science Admission Test) is a college level passageway test sorted out by Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS), Pilani. It is composed to give affirmation in first year degree in different UG and PG programs like B.Tech, B.Pharma and M.Sc courses. The BITS offers confirmation in three grounds i.e. BITS Pilani Campus, K. K. Birla Goa Campus and Hyderabad Campus.

Offered Courses:

At Pilani Campus: BE (Chemical, Civil, Electrical and Electronics, Computer Science, Electronics & Instrumentation, Manufacturing and Mechanical)/ B.Pharm/ M.Sc (Biological Sciences, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Economics and General Studies).

At K. K. Birla Goa Campus: BE (Computer Science, Electrical and Electronics, Chemical, Electronics & Instrumentation and Mechanical)/ M.Sc (Chemistry, Economics, Biological Sciences, Mathematics and Physics).
At Hyderabad Campus: BE (Chemical, Electrical and Electronics, Electronics & Communication, Civil, Computer Science, Electronics & Instrumentation, Mechanical and Manufacturing)/ B.Pharm/ M.Sc (Biological Sciences, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Economics,).

BITSAT Eligibility

Hopefuls ought to check the qualification criteria before applying for the exam:

For admission to all projects (aside from B.Pharma): Candidates more likely than not passed twelfth or identical exam from any perceived board with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and English Subjects

For confirmation in B.Pharma: Candidates more likely than not cleared twelfth or equal exam with PCB or PCM bunch with English subject.

Competitors more likely than not got 75% stamps in PCB or PCM aggregate.

Competitors showing up in qualifying exam are additionally qualified to apply.

Aspirants who have passed twelfth or proportionate exam in 2015 or prior are not qualified to apply.

BITSAT 2017 Exam Pattern

Method of Exam: The exam will be led through online mode (PC based mode).

Segments: The question paper will comprise of four areas.

Length: The exam term will be three hours.

No of Questions: The question paper will contains 150 target sort questions.

Checking Scheme: For each right reaction three imprints will be granted.

Negative Marking: One check will be deducted for each inaccurate reaction.

Negative checking won't be considered for no reaction.

The BITSAT exam example is specified beneath:

Section
Subject
Number of Questions

I
Physics
40

II
Chemistry
40

III
(a) English Proficiency
15
(b) Logical Reasoning
10

IV
Science/Biology (For B.Pharm)
45

Total
150