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BITSAT-2026 is the entrance route described on the official BITS Pilani admissions portal for admission to the Institute's Integrated First Degree programmes - the B.E., M.Sc. degrees offered at BITS Pilani. Those programmes are described in the source as foundational, first-tier qualifications that include degrees such as B.E., B.Pharm. The portal states that the First Degree (B.E., M.Sc. & B.Pharm.) admission cycle for Academic Year 2026-2027 is now closed, and that all applicable refunds will be made as per the timeline written in the offer letters. Candidates should treat this page as an independent study resource, not an official channel: the source names https://admissions.bits-pilani.ac.in/ as the only official website for BITS Pilani admissions and warns against fraudulent calls, emails, SMS and social media messages claiming to offer direct admission. Topics on this exam: Integrated First Degree (B.E., M.Sc. & B.Pharm.) admission test. The BITSAT study guide has 1 section and about 404 words.

BITSAT: Integrated First Degree (B.E., M.Sc. & B.Pharm) Admission Test

BITSAT is the computer-based entrance test for admission to the integrated first-degree programmes - B.E., M.Sc. and B.Pharm - at the BITS Pilani campuses in Pilani, Goa and Hyderabad. The syllabus sits at NCERT Class 11–12 level; the real discriminator is speed and accuracy, because the paper is deliberately longer than a typical school test for its 180 minutes. 130 questions in 180 minutes: Physics 40, Chemistry 40, Mathematics 45 (Biology 45 instead for B.Pharm), English Proficiency 15, Logical Reasoning 10.

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Practice questionsA body starts from rest and moves with uniform acceleration.
FlashcardsBITSAT total marks. Maximum raw score is 390, obtained from 130 questions at +3 marks each; there is no separate sectional cutoff score, only the overall normalised score matters for the merit list.
Cheat sheetBITSAT is a computer-based online test of 3 hours (180 minutes) with 130 multiple-choice questions; the paper has four parts: Part I Physics (30 questions), Part II Chemistry (30), Part III Mathematics/Biology (40), Part IV English Proficiency (15) and Logical Reasoning (10).
Key termsLimiting reagent. The reactant in a chemical reaction that is completely consumed first, determining the maximum amount of product that can form; other reactants are said to be in excess.
Study planDiagnose baseline in Physics and Mathematics by taking one timed sectional test of each and tabulating accuracy per chapter.
Common mistakesBITSAT is computer-delivered and the clock is global across all four parts, not per-section.
Exam-day guideDownload from the official BITS admissions portal and print at least two copies.