BITSAT 2016 Question Paper

Hello there,

Yes, you are eligible for BITSAT if your overall aggregate meets the requirement.

BITSAT 2025 Eligibility (Key Points):

• You must have passed Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics , and English.
  
  

• You need a minimum of 75% aggregate marks in PCM (Physics + Chemistry + Mathematics) combined .
  
  

• You must also score at least 60% marks in each of the three subjects individually .

So if your Maths (2A + 2B combined) is above 60% , then you're fine. BITSAT considers overall marks in Mathematics , not 2A or 2B separately.

If:

• Physics ≥ 60%

• Chemistry ≥ 60%

• Maths (2A + 2B) ≥ 60%

• PCM Aggregate ≥ 75%

Then you're eligible for BITSAT.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello,

to be eligible for BITSAT 2025, candidate must secure at least 60% marks individually in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics and an aggregate of 75% in these three subjects combined. if your Mathematics score is divided into two parts (2A and 2B), BITS will consider the combined marks of both. however, if your combined Mathematics score is below 60%, you would not meet the eligibility criteria for BITSAT 2025.

Sure! If you’re from the AP Board and just got your Class 12 results, you can apply for BITSAT only if you passed with Physics, Chemistry, and Maths and got at least 75% overall, with 60% in each subject (PCM). Upload your result here so I can check it for you. If you meet these marks and passed all subjects, you are eligible.

For more details you can visit the link given below

https://www.careers360.com/bitsat-college-predictor

Hello,

Thanks for sharing that—it's totally okay to take a step back and plan for a stronger comeback!

Now, regarding BITSAT eligibility and whether you'd be considered a dropper:

BITSAT Eligibility Rules:

As per the latest BITSAT norms (usually consistent year to year):

1. You are eligible for BITSAT only in the year you passed 12th and the following year.

   So if you:

   1. Pass class 12th in 2025 (as a private candidate) → You can appear for BITSAT in 2025 and 2026 only .

   2. You cannot appear for BITSAT in 2027 , as that would be the second year after your 12th .

What counts as “year of passing”?

It’s the year printed on your final Class 12 marksheet , not your original attempt.

So since you plan to repeat and officially pass in 2025 , your valid BITSAT attempts will be:

• BITSAT 2025

• BITSAT 2026

Dropper status?

• BITS doesn't officially use the term "dropper" in eligibility.

• You’ll be treated as a fresh candidate in 2025 , since your Class 12 pass year will be 2025.

Summary:

• Yes , you can appear for BITSAT in 2025 and 2026.

• No , you won’t be eligible for BITSAT 2027.

• Repeating Class 12 as a private candidate is completely valid for both JEE and BITSAT , as long as you meet age and attempt criteria.

BITS Pilani and BITS Hyderabad do not accept state board marks for direct admission, except for board toppers. Here’s what you need to know:

Admission Criteria for BITS Pilani/Hyderabad

1. BITSAT Exam – You must qualify for BITSAT, the entrance test for admission.

2. Direct Admission for Board Toppers – Only Telangana state board topper gets direct admission, not all high scorers.

Yeah, it's definitely a good idea to write BITSAT if you're aiming for a solid engineering college. BITS Pilani, Goa, and Hyderabad have a great rep — strong placements, chill campus life, and no reservation system, so it’s all about your performance.

The exam’s a bit different though — it’s fast-paced and includes English and reasoning along with PCM. But if you’re already prepping for JEE or CUET, it’s totally manageable and gives you another great shot.

Hello,

Most colleges, including those accepting JEE Main and BITSAT scores, require a complete marksheet from a single board. Mixing subjects from CBSE and NIOS may not be accepted.

For JEE Main , NTA usually requires candidates to pass five subjects in a recognized board. If NIOS is your main board in 2025, then all five subjects should ideally be from NIOS .

For BITSAT , BITS Pilani requires Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics along with adequate marks in English. They generally expect a single marksheet from one board.

Hope it helps !

Hello there

• The main thing in your preparation is to be perfect in NCERT topics class 11 and 12 where most of the questions are asked from,finish solving book back questions of ncert
• The other topics to be concentrated are Mechanics , Organic Chemistry and calculus which consist of 50% weightage.
• Try attempting 2-3 full length mock test daily which makes you to get to know about the areas you are weak.
• Solve MCQ's in each subject by number of questions of your choice, try solving 1 MCQ withing 1 Minute.
• Do learn Grammar , Vocabulary and Puzzles daily for English and Logical Reasoning part.
  
  Wish you Best Of Luck

To prepare effectively for BITSAT in 2 months, focus on a structured study plan, prioritize key topics, practice with mock tests, and analyze your performance to identify areas for improvement.

BITS Pilani requires candidates to have completed their 12th standard (or equivalent) in a single attempt in the same year with at least 75% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) and at least 60% in each subject individually. Regarding NIOS On-Demand Exam in 2025:

1. BITSAT Eligibility Criteria: BITS accepts NIOS students, but the key condition is that you must have completed 12th in one single attempt in the same year.

2. Your Case: Since you passed 12th in 2023, and if you appear for NIOS in 2025, it would count as a separate attempt and not a fresh 12th completion in one go.

3. Conclusion: You will not be eligible for BITSAT 2025 if you appear for NIOS in 2025, as it won’t be considered a fresh 12th attempt but rather an improvement.

Alternative:

If you wish to appear for BITSAT, you would need to have completed 12th in 2024 or 2025 in a single attempt, which is not possible in your case as you already passed in 2023. You may consider other engineering entrance exams that accept improvement exams for eligibility.