EXAM SYLLABUS

The BITSAT-2026 syllabus for the undergraduate Integrated First Degree programmes (B.E., B.Pharm., M.Sc.) is officially detailed in the BITSAT-2026 brochure available on the BITS Pilani admissions portal (admissions.bits-pilani.ac. in or bitsadmission.com)

The syllabus for BITSAT examination is given below :-

EXAM SYLLABUS

The BITSAT-2026 syllabus for the undergraduate Integrated First Degree programmes (B.E., B.Pharm., M.Sc.) is officially detailed in the BITSAT-2026 brochure available on the BITS Pilani admissions portal (admissions.bits-pilani.ac. in or bitsadmission.com)

The syllabus for BITSAT examination is given below :-

PHYSICS DETAILED SYLLABUS

The detailed syllabus for Physics with topic description and difficulty level is given below :-

CHEMISTRY DETAILED SYLLABUS

The detailed syllabus for Chemistry with topic description and difficulty level is given below :-

ENGLISH PROFICIENCY & LOGICAL REASONING DETAILED SYLLABUS

The detailed syllabus for English Proficiency & Logical Reasoning with topic description and difficulty level is given below :-

MATHEMATICS DETAILED SYLLABUS

The detailed syllabus for Mathematics with topic description and difficulty level is given below :-

BIOLOGY DETAILED SYLLABUS

EXAM PATTERN

‘Computer Based Online test’ means the candidate sits in front of a computer and the questions are presented on the computer monitor and the candidate answers the questions on the computer by using a keyboard or mouse. Each computer is connected to a server, which prepares the question set and delivers it to the candidate on the computer. This is unlike the traditional paper-pencil-based test, which is generally offered on a single day to all candidates. Salient features of BITSAT are given below:

The section wise distribution of Questions is given below :-

1- There is no time limit for individual parts of the test. The candidate can go back and change any of his/her answers to the 130 questions.

2- If a candidate answers all the 130 questions (without skipping any question), the candidate will have an option of attempting 12 (twelve) extra questions, if there is still time left. These extra questions will be from Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/Biology, and Logical reasoning only; three questions from each of them. Further, once the candidate has opted for extra questions, he/she cannot go back for correction of any of the earlier answered 130 questions.

3- The questions are so designed that a good student will be able to answer 130 questions in 180 minutes. The extra questions (a maximum of 12) will give a chance to highly meritorious candidates to score higher. However, candidates should keep in mind the fact that there is negative marking for wrong answers and any attempt to answer the questions by pure guessing of the answers is not likely to have any advantage, but may result in a reduction in the total score.

4- The questions will be selected at random from a large question bank. Different candidates will get different question sets. An expert committee will ensure that the question sets are of comparable difficulty IV level, content, question type etc. In this matter, the decision of the expert committee will be final and binding on the candidate.

Mode of Examination

The BITSAT examination is conducted as an Online computer based test. The questions asked are of Objective type multiple choice in nature.

Medium of Examination

All the questions and instructions of the test will be in English only. Candidates should bring a pen for the purpose of rough work, signing etc. Blank sheets for rough work will be provided, if required. Calculators and logarithmic tables are not allowed in the test centers. Candidates are not allowed to bring any other personal belongings such as mobiles.

Marking Scheme

Sections of the test are

1- Physics

2- Chemistry

3- English Proficiency & Logical Reasoning

4- Mathematics/ Biology

Marking Scheme Highlights

1- Each correct answer fetches 3 marks

2- Each incorrect answer has a penalty of 1 mark (-1 mark)

3- No marks are awarded for questions not attempted

ELIGIBILITY CRITERA

Candidates intending to appear for BITSAT 2026 must meet the prescribed eligibility requirements. The BITSAT 2026 eligibility criteria include conditions related to educational qualifications and age. The detailed eligibility requirements are outlined below.

Nationality 

Indian citizens (including those residing in India or abroad).

Non-Resident Indians (NRIs).

Overseas Citizens of India (OCI card holders).

Foreign nationals (with a passport other than Indian).

Age Limit 

There is no age limit for BITSAT.

Education Qualification

B.E. (Except B.E. Environmental and Sustainability Engg.), and M.Sc. Programmes:
Candidates must have completed their 12th-grade examination under the 10+2 system from a recognized Central or State board or an equivalent qualification.
A minimum of five subjects is required, including Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, one Language, and any additional subject beyond these four.

Candidates must secure:

An aggregate of 75% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, and At least 60% marks in each of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics individually. Both theory and practical components must be considered while calculating percentages.

B.Pharm., and B.E. Environmental and Sustainability Engg. Programme *

Candidates must have completed their 12th-grade examination under the 10+2 system from a recognized Central or State board or an equivalent qualification. A minimum of five subjects is required, including Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Mathematics, one Language, and any additional subject beyond these four.

Candidates must secure:

An aggregate of 75% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics, andAt least 60% marks in each of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics individually. Both theory and practical components must be considered while calculating percentages.

Students entering through the PCB stream at the 10+2 level should possess mathematics proficiency at the high school (Class 10) level.

Admissions to all the programmes are subject to the conditions given below:

Students who are appearing for the 12th examination in 2026 or who have passed the 12th Examination in 2025 are eligible to appear in the BITSAT-2026. If a candidate has taken more than one attempt in the 12th class or its equivalent, only his/her latest performance is considered. Additionally, the candidates must meet the following conditions:

Students must appear for their 12th-grade examination for the first time in 2025 or 2026, with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biology as compulsory subjects, provided their results are available by the submission deadline (June 01, 2026), as specified on the admissions portal.

OR

Students who completed their 12th-grade examination in 2025 may reappear for improvement exams in specific subject(s). The results of these improvements must be available by the submission deadline (June 01, 2026), as specified on the admissions portal.

OR

In all the above cases, the candidates' "Pass" status must remain unchanged after taking the improvement exam or repeating Grade 12.

Special Provisions

Direct Admission for Board Toppers: First-rank holders (PCM or PCB stream) from recognized Indian central/state boards (2026 results) get direct admission to preferred programme (subject to minimum PCM/PCB marks above). PCM toppers eligible for any programme; PCB toppers limited to B.Pharm. or B.E. Environmental & Sustainability Engineering. (Apply separately via portal if eligible; limited to one per board, with tie-breakers if needed.

Direct Admission to Boards Toppers

First rank students of all the central and state boards in India will be given direct admission to the program of their choice, irrespective of their BITSAT score as per the eligibility criteria mentioned above. Further details about this scheme will be available at BITS admission website.

IMPORTANT DATES

Birla Institute of Technology & Science has released multiple dates related to upcoming events. Candidates can refer to the table below for the important dates and deadlines associated with BITSAT 2026.

IMPORTANT DATES

Birla Institute of Technology & Science has released multiple dates related to upcoming events. Candidates can refer to the table below for the important dates and deadlines associated with BITSAT 2026.

EXAM ANALYSIS

Here is a complete exam analysis for the upcoming BITSAT UG Exam 2026, based on the most recent exam cycle. This includes previous exam dates, shift timings, pattern, difficulty level, cutoff trends, and expectations for 2026.

BITSAT UG 2026 Exam Analysis (Based on Previous Year)

What is BITSAT

The Birla Institute of Technology and Science Admission Test is a national-level computer-based entrance test conducted by Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani for admission to undergraduate engineering programs at its campuses in Pilani, Goa, and Hyderabad.

The exam is conducted entirely in online computer-based mode and is considered one of the top private engineering entrance exams in India.

When Was the Last BITSAT Exam Conducted

The most recent BITSAT 2025 exam was conducted in two sessions.

Session 1 took place from 26 May 2025 to 30 May 2025.

Session 2 was conducted from 22 June 2025 to 26 June 2025.

The exam was conducted across several test centres in India and abroad in computer-based format.

For BITSAT 2026, the exam is expected to be conducted in two sessions again, likely in May 2026 and June 2026.

Exact Date, Time and Shift Details (Previous Exam)

The exam was conducted in two shifts every day.

The morning shift was held from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
The afternoon shift was conducted from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM.

Each exam had a duration of 3 hours.

Candidates could select their preferred exam date and shift during the slot booking process on the official portal.

BITSAT Exam Pattern

The exam follows a computer-based multiple-choice question format.

The total duration of the exam is 3 hours.

The paper contains 130 MCQ questions.

The subjects included in the exam are:

Physics
Chemistry
Mathematics (or Biology for B.Pharm candidates)
English Proficiency
Logical Reasoning

The marking scheme is as follows:

Correct answer: +3 marks
Incorrect answer: –1 mark (negative marking).

If a candidate successfully answers all 130 questions, they are given an option to attempt 12 additional bonus questions.

Difficulty Level (Based on 2025 Exam)

The overall difficulty level of the previous exam was moderate to moderately difficult.

Physics was considered the toughest section because many questions required conceptual understanding and numerical calculations.

Mathematics was moderate but lengthy, especially calculus and algebra questions.

Chemistry was moderate and mostly based on NCERT concepts.

English and Logical Reasoning were comparatively easy sections and helped students increase their overall score.

Some exam slots were tougher than others. For example, May 28 Slot 2 was reported as one of the toughest shifts by candidates.

Good Attempts in the Previous Exam

For a paper with moderate difficulty:

Students attempting 90 to 105 questions with good accuracy were considered to have made a strong attempt.

Students scoring 250 to 300 marks were generally considered competitive for admission into many engineering branches.

Previous Cutoff Trends (Approximate)

Cutoffs vary depending on branch and campus.

Highly competitive branches such as Computer Science Engineering require the highest scores.

Students aiming for CSE at the Pilani campus usually need around 330–350 marks.

Branches like Electronics or Mechanical Engineering generally require scores around 270–320 marks.

Lower branches or newer programs may have cutoffs around 200–250 marks.

Cutoffs change every year depending on exam difficulty, number of applicants, and seat availability.

What to Expect in BITSAT 2026

Based on the latest trends:

The exam will likely continue in two sessions (May and June).

The exam pattern is expected to remain unchanged.

The difficulty level will likely remain moderate to moderately difficult.

Competition is expected to increase due to the growing popularity of BITS campuses.

Students should expect speed-based questions that test conceptual clarity rather than extremely difficult problems.

Important Topics Based on Previous Papers

Important topics frequently appearing in the exam include:

Physics topics such as Current Electricity, Electrostatics, Thermodynamics, and Modern Physics.

Mathematics topics such as Calculus, Coordinate Geometry, Probability, and Algebra.

Chemistry topics such as Chemical Bonding, Organic Reactions, Thermodynamics, and Coordination Compounds.

Key Preparation Strategy for BITSAT 2026

Students should focus on speed and accuracy, because BITSAT contains many questions within a limited time.

Practicing full-length online mock tests is very important.

Students should revise NCERT concepts for Physics and Chemistry thoroughly.

Regular practice of mental calculations and shortcuts can help improve performance.

BITSAT 24th May 2023 (Shift 1) Exam Analysis Difficulty Level

EXAM ANALYSIS

Here is a complete exam analysis for the upcoming BITSAT UG Exam 2026, based on the most recent exam cycle. This includes previous exam dates, shift timings, pattern, difficulty level, cutoff trends, and expectations for 2026.

BITSAT UG 2026 Exam Analysis (Based on Previous Year)

What is BITSAT

The Birla Institute of Technology and Science Admission Test is a national-level computer-based entrance test conducted by Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani for admission to undergraduate engineering programs at its campuses in Pilani, Goa, and Hyderabad.

The exam is conducted entirely in online computer-based mode and is considered one of the top private engineering entrance exams in India.

When Was the Last BITSAT Exam Conducted

The most recent BITSAT 2025 exam was conducted in two sessions.

Session 1 took place from 26 May 2025 to 30 May 2025.

Session 2 was conducted from 22 June 2025 to 26 June 2025.

The exam was conducted across several test centres in India and abroad in computer-based format.

For BITSAT 2026, the exam is expected to be conducted in two sessions again, likely in May 2026 and June 2026.

Exact Date, Time and Shift Details (Previous Exam)

The exam was conducted in two shifts every day.

The morning shift was held from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
The afternoon shift was conducted from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM.

Each exam had a duration of 3 hours.

Candidates could select their preferred exam date and shift during the slot booking process on the official portal.

BITSAT Exam Pattern

The exam follows a computer-based multiple-choice question format.

The total duration of the exam is 3 hours.

The paper contains 130 MCQ questions.

The subjects included in the exam are:

Physics
Chemistry
Mathematics (or Biology for B.Pharm candidates)
English Proficiency
Logical Reasoning

The marking scheme is as follows:

Correct answer: +3 marks
Incorrect answer: –1 mark (negative marking).

If a candidate successfully answers all 130 questions, they are given an option to attempt 12 additional bonus questions.

Difficulty Level (Based on 2025 Exam)

The overall difficulty level of the previous exam was moderate to moderately difficult.

Physics was considered the toughest section because many questions required conceptual understanding and numerical calculations.

Mathematics was moderate but lengthy, especially calculus and algebra questions.

Chemistry was moderate and mostly based on NCERT concepts.

English and Logical Reasoning were comparatively easy sections and helped students increase their overall score.

Some exam slots were tougher than others. For example, May 28 Slot 2 was reported as one of the toughest shifts by candidates.

Good Attempts in the Previous Exam

For a paper with moderate difficulty:

Students attempting 90 to 105 questions with good accuracy were considered to have made a strong attempt.

Students scoring 250 to 300 marks were generally considered competitive for admission into many engineering branches.

Previous Cutoff Trends (Approximate)

Cutoffs vary depending on branch and campus.

Highly competitive branches such as Computer Science Engineering require the highest scores.

Students aiming for CSE at the Pilani campus usually need around 330–350 marks.

Branches like Electronics or Mechanical Engineering generally require scores around 270–320 marks.

Lower branches or newer programs may have cutoffs around 200–250 marks.

Cutoffs change every year depending on exam difficulty, number of applicants, and seat availability.

What to Expect in BITSAT 2026

Based on the latest trends:

The exam will likely continue in two sessions (May and June).

The exam pattern is expected to remain unchanged.

The difficulty level will likely remain moderate to moderately difficult.

Competition is expected to increase due to the growing popularity of BITS campuses.

Students should expect speed-based questions that test conceptual clarity rather than extremely difficult problems.

Important Topics Based on Previous Papers

Important topics frequently appearing in the exam include:

Physics topics such as Current Electricity, Electrostatics, Thermodynamics, and Modern Physics.

Mathematics topics such as Calculus, Coordinate Geometry, Probability, and Algebra.

Chemistry topics such as Chemical Bonding, Organic Reactions, Thermodynamics, and Coordination Compounds.

Key Preparation Strategy for BITSAT 2026

Students should focus on speed and accuracy, because BITSAT contains many questions within a limited time.

Practicing full-length online mock tests is very important.

Students should revise NCERT concepts for Physics and Chemistry thoroughly.

Regular practice of mental calculations and shortcuts can help improve performance.

BITSAT 24th May 2023 (Shift 1) Exam Analysis Difficulty Level

1. Physics: This section was moderate. The questions asked from Magnetic field, rotational, thermodynamics, current, Electrostatics.

2. Chemistry: The question was formula based. Organic chemistry had the higher weightage. The questions were asked form P block, coordination compounds, equilibrium, chemical bonding, isomerism, and solutions. electrochemistry.

3. Maths: The difficulty level of this section was moderate to difficult. The questions were lengthy. The questions asked from topics like probability, integration, calculus, and linear programming.

BITSAT 24th May 2023 (Shift 2) Exam Analysis Difficulty Level

1. Physics: As per the student's reactions the question was formula based. Class 12th weightage was high. Questions asked from Electricity, SHM waves, magnetic effect of current, fluids, thermodynamics, rotation, centre of mass and collision, kinematics.

2. Chemistry: Organic chemistry had the higher weightage. Question types were named reactions, and functional group tests. The questions asked from Electrochemistry, chemical bonding, coordination compounds, equilibrium, isomerism, and solutions. solid state.

3. Maths: Some questions were formula based. The questions were doable but lengthy. Students needed to manage their time wisely. The questions asked from topics like Vector 3D, differential equations, AOD, Determinants, probability straight lines, and linear programming.

BITSAT 5th July 2022 (Shift 1) Exam Analysis

BITSAT 3rd August 2021 (Shift 1) Exam Analysis

1- English, Logical Reasoning are very easy while Mathematics is moderate 

2- From Mathematics, there were more questions from Integrals and Conics

3- Electrostatics, Magnetism had more weightage in Physics

4- The chemistry section is balanced with equal questions from Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry and Physical Chemistry

5- Mathematics section is lengthy than other sections

6- There was one question from Degree of Freedom of Physics

7- There were two questions from Solution of Triangle

8- There was one question from Beta Linkage

BITSAT 4th August 2021 (Shift 1) Exam Analysis 

1- The overall difficulty level of the paper was moderate

2- Mathematics was moderate

3- From Mathematics, there were questions from Integration, Probability, Quadratic Equation

4- Physics was moderate

5- From Physics, there were more questions from Modern Physics

6- Chemistry was moderately easy

7- From Chemistry, there were more questions from Organic Chemistry

8- The mathematics section was time-consuming but the scoring section

9- There was a question from Complex Numbers

10- There was no question from Mathematical Reasoning

11- Form English Rearrange the Order, Error Spotting type questions were there

BITSAT 16th Sep 2020 (Shift 1& 2) Exam Analysis  

1- Most of the questions in Shift 1 were from NCERT textbooks. 

2- The second shift had lengthy questions in Physics.

3- The difficulty level of English was moderate in both shifts.

4- Chemistry was lengthy in Shift 1.

5- The exam is a combination of Direct Questions, Concept-Based & In-Direct Questions.

BITSAT 17th Sep 2020 (Shift 1) Exam Analysis

1- In Physics more questions were asked from Magnetic Effect of Current & Magnetism, Heat & Thermodynamics, Wave Optics.

2- Chemistry was easiest among all the subjects and the Inorganic part was entirely from NCERT.

3- Questions were asked from Atomic Structure, Electrochemistry, Biomolecules, Chemical Bonding.

4- Mathematics was the toughest of all and questions were tricky and lengthy.

5- English Proficiency/Logical Reasoning was moderately difficult and questions came from Synonyms & Antonyms, Sentence Completion.

BITSAT 18th Sep 2020 (Shift 1) Exam Analysis

1- Physics was moderately difficult and questions were calculation-based.

2- In Mathematics, questions were lengthy and time-consuming.

BITSAT 21st Sep 2020 (Shift 1) Exam Analysis

1- In Mathematics, questions were asked from Trigonometry, Probability, Permutations & Combinations.

2- English section mostly had grammar and vocabulary questions.

3- Reasoning questions were somewhat tricky, but one could score good marks.

4- In Physics Numerical questions were lengthy and needed a stronghold on formulas to solve complex questions.

BITSAT 2020 Cutoff for Pilani Campus

BITSAT 2020 Cutoff for Goa Campus

BITSAT 2020 Cutoff for Hyderabad Campus

STUDY TIPS

1- The first step is to go through and refer the syllabus of BITSAT, and make a study plan accordingly. Knowing that the syllabus for the BITSAT is a bit extensive and deep, aspiring candidates must plan their study pattern accordingly and develop some strategies.

2- Secondly, candidates are required to study the BITSAT exam pattern to know the structure of the question paper. It is important to know the distribution of sections, questions and marks. 

3- To build the foundation complete the NCERT books first. Before going to any other books for preparation, just first and foremost prepare from NCERT. The syllabus and questions are entirely from the NCERT books only. 

4- Since BITSAT is an online examination, practicing from sample papers and Mock test will help you understand the exam pattern more clearly and you will get to know the level of the examination.

5- Learn how to manage time. As the exam carries more questions and less time, do not go for the high-level questions rather practice decent level questions. Try to attempt the maximum questions in the first hour. Around 70-80 questions can be tried by a candidate to finish. This will help in doing physics and maths later properly.

6- Start your exam first with chemistry then English. It will save a lot of time of the candidate as the questions in both the sections are direct and theory-based.

7- The most important of all, the myth that “English is easy” and can be done just before the exam. BITSAT gives a good amount of questions on this and starts preparing for it for at least 6 months down the line.

8- Preparation from good study material matters a lot in the preparations. Learning from the best and recommended books is also a vital factor that affects the results of the students. 

9- Lastly, do not forget to Revise what you have studied from the starting. Taking revisions must be included as the first task of the day. Concentrate and focus on brushing up and revising all the important concepts before you appear in the examination.

STUDY PLANS

6-Month Study Plan

Daily Study Time

6–8 hours/day (increase to 8–9 hours in last 2 months)

Subject Split (Ideal)

Physics: 2 hrs

Chemistry: 2 hrs

Mathematics: 2.5 hrs

English & LR: 1–1.5 hrs

MONTH 1–2: Strong Foundation

Physics

Units & Dimensions

Kinematics

Laws of Motion

Work, Energy & Power

Centre of Mass & Rotational Motion

Chemistry

Physical

Mole Concept

Atomic Structure

States of Matter

Thermodynamics

Inorganic

Periodic Table

Chemical Bonding

Mathematics

Sets, Relations & Functions

Trigonometric Functions

Trigonometric Equations

Straight Lines

English & Logical Reasoning

Vocabulary (20–25 words/day)

Synonyms, Antonyms

Sentence Correction

Coding–Decoding

Series & Pattern Recognition

MONTH 3–4: Syllabus Completion & Speed

Physics

Electrostatics

Current Electricity

Capacitors

Magnetic Effects of Current

EMI & AC

Optics (Ray + Wave)

Chemistry

Physical

Chemical Kinetics

Electrochemistry

Solutions

Organic

GOC

Hydrocarbons

Alcohols, Phenols & Ethers

Inorganic

Coordination Compounds

Mathematics

Limits & Continuity

Differentiation

Applications of Derivatives

Indefinite & Definite Integration

Area under Curve

English & Logical Reasoning

Reading Comprehension

Analogy & Logical Deduction

Non-verbal Reasoning

MONTH 5: Revision + Advanced Practice

Full Syllabus Revision (Round-1)

STUDY TIPS

1- The first step is to go through and refer the syllabus of BITSAT, and make a study plan accordingly. Knowing that the syllabus for the BITSAT is a bit extensive and deep, aspiring candidates must plan their study pattern accordingly and develop some strategies.

2- Secondly, candidates are required to study the BITSAT exam pattern to know the structure of the question paper. It is important to know the distribution of sections, questions and marks. 

3- To build the foundation complete the NCERT books first. Before going to any other books for preparation, just first and foremost prepare from NCERT. The syllabus and questions are entirely from the NCERT books only. 

4- Since BITSAT is an online examination, practicing from sample papers and Mock test will help you understand the exam pattern more clearly and you will get to know the level of the examination.

5- Learn how to manage time. As the exam carries more questions and less time, do not go for the high-level questions rather practice decent level questions. Try to attempt the maximum questions in the first hour. Around 70-80 questions can be tried by a candidate to finish. This will help in doing physics and maths later properly.

6- Start your exam first with chemistry then English. It will save a lot of time of the candidate as the questions in both the sections are direct and theory-based.

7- The most important of all, the myth that “English is easy” and can be done just before the exam. BITSAT gives a good amount of questions on this and starts preparing for it for at least 6 months down the line.

8- Preparation from good study material matters a lot in the preparations. Learning from the best and recommended books is also a vital factor that affects the results of the students. 

9- Lastly, do not forget to Revise what you have studied from the starting. Taking revisions must be included as the first task of the day. Concentrate and focus on brushing up and revising all the important concepts before you appear in the examination.

STUDY PLANS

6-Month Study Plan

Daily Study Time

6–8 hours/day (increase to 8–9 hours in last 2 months)

Subject Split (Ideal)

Physics: 2 hrs

Chemistry: 2 hrs

Mathematics: 2.5 hrs

English & LR: 1–1.5 hrs

MONTH 1–2: Strong Foundation

Physics

Units & Dimensions

Kinematics

Laws of Motion

Work, Energy & Power

Centre of Mass & Rotational Motion

Chemistry

Physical

Mole Concept

Atomic Structure

States of Matter

Thermodynamics

Inorganic

Periodic Table

Chemical Bonding

Mathematics

Sets, Relations & Functions

Trigonometric Functions

Trigonometric Equations

Straight Lines

English & Logical Reasoning

Vocabulary (20–25 words/day)

Synonyms, Antonyms

Sentence Correction

Coding–Decoding

Series & Pattern Recognition

MONTH 3–4: Syllabus Completion & Speed

Physics

Electrostatics

Current Electricity

Capacitors

Magnetic Effects of Current

EMI & AC

Optics (Ray + Wave)

Chemistry

Physical

Chemical Kinetics

Electrochemistry

Solutions

Organic

GOC

Hydrocarbons

Alcohols, Phenols & Ethers

Inorganic

Coordination Compounds

Mathematics

Limits & Continuity

Differentiation

Applications of Derivatives

Indefinite & Definite Integration

Area under Curve

English & Logical Reasoning

Reading Comprehension

Analogy & Logical Deduction

Non-verbal Reasoning

MONTH 5: Revision + Advanced Practice

Full Syllabus Revision (Round-1)

Formula sheets (PCM)

NCERT-based chemistry revision

High-weightage math problems

Focus Areas

Physics: Modern Physics, Semiconductor

Chemistry: Biomolecules, Polymers, Environmental Chemistry

Mathematics: Probability, Vectors, 3D Geometry

MONTH 6: Final Phase

Mock-Test Strategy

4–5 Full-Length BITSAT Mocks/week

Practice attempting extra questions (130 attempt strategy)

Daily Revision Plan

Morning: Formula & theory revision

Afternoon: MCQs

Evening: Mock test / analysis

3-Month Study Plan

MONTH 1: Rapid Revision + Gap Filling (Weeks 1–4)

Physics (High-Weightage Focus)

Kinematics & Laws of Motion

Work, Energy & Power

Electrostatics & Capacitors

Current Electricity

Magnetic Effects & EMI

Modern Physics

Chemistry (NCERT-Driven)

Physical

Mole Concept

Thermodynamics

Electrochemistry

Chemical Kinetics

Inorganic

Chemical Bonding

Coordination Compounds

p-Block (selected important topics)

Organic

GOC

Hydrocarbons

Alcohols, Phenols & Ethers

Mathematics

Limits & Continuity

Differentiation & AOD

Indefinite & Definite Integration

Probability

Vectors & 3D Geometry

English & Logical Reasoning

Vocabulary (25–30 words/day)

Sentence Improvement

Reading Comprehension

Analogy, Series, Coding-Decoding

MONTH 2: Intensive Practice + Speed Building

Focus Areas

Full syllabus MCQ practice (BITSAT level)

Time-bound problem solving

Strengthen weak chapters identified in Month 1

Solve mixed subject tests

Revise formulas daily

Chemistry strictly from NCERT

English & LR

Daily practice (30–40 questions)

Focus on accuracy + speed

MONTH 3: Final Revision + Mock Domination

Mock Test Strategy

4–5 full-length mocks/week

Practice 130-question attempt strategy

Focus on accuracy (avoid silly mistakes)

Revision Plan

Physics: Formulas + Modern Physics daily

Chemistry: NCERT line-by-line revision

Mathematics: High-scoring chapters only

English & LR: Daily light practice

1-Month Study Plan

Daily Study Time: 8–10 hours

Focus: Revision + Practice + Mock Tests (no new topics)

Week 1: Fast Revision

Physics: Mechanics, Electricity & Magnetism, Modern Physics

Chemistry: NCERT revision (Physical + Inorganic), basic Organic

Maths: Calculus, Vectors & 3D, Probability

English & LR: Vocabulary, RC, Series, Coding-Decoding

1 full-length mock

Week 2: Practice & Accuracy

Chapter-wise MCQs (BITSAT level)

Strengthen weak topics

Daily English & LR practice

2–3 mocks + analysis

Week 3: Mock Intensive

1 mock every alternate day

Revise formulas & NCERT facts

Maintain error log

Focus on speed + accuracy

Week 4: Final Revision

Formula sheets & important reactions

High-scoring chapters only

Light practice + confidence building

3 – 4 mocks in last 10 days

OVERVIEW

BITSAT (Birla Institute of Technology & Science Admission Test) is a national-level computer-based entrance exam conducted by BITS Pilani for admission to its undergraduate programmes -including B.E., B.Pharm, and Integrated M.Sc. programmes across its campuses in Pilani, Goa, and Hyderabad.

SELECTION PROCESS

BITSAT Merit list

The authorities will prepare the BITSAT merit list based on the candidate's performance in the entrance examination. Two types of merit lists are prepared and released during the counseling of BITSAT.

BITSAT Admit List - This list contains the names of those candidates who have met the BITSAT cutoff. Candidates whose names feature in the BITSAT admit list will be called to participate in the BITSAT counseling for admissions.

BITSAT  Wait List - This list contains the names of those candidates who will be called for admission if any seat remains vacant.

Admissions into programs offered by different campuses of BITS are completely based on merit and the scores acquired by candidates in the BITSAT entrance exam.