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BITSAT (Birla Institute of Technology and Science Admission Test) is a premier national-level computer-based entrance exam for admission to integrated first-degree B.E., B.Pharm, and M.Sc. programs at BITS Pilani, Goa, Hyderabad, and Mumbai campuses. It is a 3-hour, 130-question, objective-type test covering Physics, Chemistry, English, Logic, and Mathematics/Biology, often conducted in two sessions (April/May) for 2026.

  • Mode & Pattern:<!--Sv6Kpe[]--> Online (Computer-based), 130 questions, +3/-1 marking scheme.<!--Sv6Kpe[]--><!--Sv6Kpe[]-->
  • Structure:<!--Sv6Kpe[]--> Physics (30), Chemistry (30), English & Logic (10+20), Math/Bio (40).<!--Sv6Kpe[]--><!--Sv6Kpe[]-->
  • Bonus Questions:<!--Sv6Kpe[]--> An optional 12 extra questions can be attempted if all 130 are completed
  • Eligibility: Pass in 12th grade in 2025/26 with with ≥75% aggregate in PCM and ≥60% in each subject.<!--Sv6Kpe[]--><!--Sv6Kpe[]-->
  • Application Fee:<!--Sv6Kpe[]--> ~₹3,500.<!--Sv6Kpe[]--><!--Sv6Kpe[]-->
  • Attempts:<!--Sv6Kpe[]--> Candidates can take both sessions to improve their scores.

Key Aspects of the Exam:

  • Focus: Strong emphasis on NCERT syllabus, particularly for Chemistry and Physics.
  • Difficulty: Generally lower than JEE Main, but requires higher speed and accuracy.
  • Subjects: Requires proficiency in PCM/PCB, plus English and Logical Reasoning.
  • Sections: No strict sectional time limits, allowing flexible navigation. 

Exam Pattern & Marking

The exam is 3 hours long and consists of 130 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs). 

Section  Subject No. of Questions
Part I Physics 30
Part II Chemistry 30
Part III (a) English Proficiency (10) + (b) Logical Reasoning (20) 30
Part IV Mathematics (for B.E.) or Biology (for B.Pharm.) 40

 

  • Marking Scheme: +3 for a correct answer; -1 for an incorrect answer; 0 for unattempted questions.
  • Bonus Questions: If a candidate finishes all 130 questions within 3 hours, they can attempt 12 extra questions (3 from each subject) to boost their score. Once bonus questions begin, the previous 130 answers cannot be changed.

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