Is BITSAT getting tougher?
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Is BITSAT getting tougher?
Difficulty level of BITSAT is a bit easier than the JEE Main exam but it allows less time to students to solve each question. Hence, candidates should focus on their speed right now….Also Read.
| Course Name | BITSAT 2014 cut-offs |
|---|---|
| B.E.(Hons.): Computer Science | 300-315 |
| B.E.(Hons.): Electronics & Instrumentation | 270-290 |
Is BITSAT competitive?
BITSAT 2018. BITSAT (short for BITS Admission test) is an online (computer based) entrance examination for admission to integrated first degree programmes of BITS Pilani (Pilani, Goa, Hyderabad campuses). BITSAT is being conducted since 2005 and is one of the most competitive engineering entrance exams in India.
How many competitions are there in BITSAT?
Among the various engineering entrance exams, BITSAT is supposed to be the toughest in terms of competition. The number of students competing for the number of seats is the highest, even higher than IIT JEE exam. There are approximately 70 students competing for 1 seat.
Did anyone fail JEE mains and cracked BITSAT Quora?
Some people managed to perform well under pressure and some just failed LIKE ME! But this time the thing is quite different, since nobody performed well in JEE MAINS, everybody will work hard now to crack BITSAT, so the competition would be more this time!
Which shift of Bitsat is easy?
According to the candidates who participated in the fourth shift of the BITSAT 2021 exam, the difficulty level of the exam was easy to moderate.
Is Bitsat conducted after JEE mains?
Now the BITSAT is held after the JEE Main and very close to the JEE Advanced dates. Here, the competition is reduced to a considerable amount of extent as many students already become very sure about their JEE and do not prepare well for BITSAT, which reduces the competition.
Can JEE students crack Bitsat?
As tough as it seems to be, it is not at all impossible to crack in the first attempt. Aspirants applying for BITSAT also prepare for JEE Main. Though they have a different pattern and marking scheme, they both follow an almost similar syllabus.