BITSAT Preparation

The Birla Institute of Technology and Science is responsible for one of India's top engineering entrance exams, known as BITSAT. Admission to three BITS Engineering Institutes in India is based on BITSAT scores. You ought to be pretty familiar with NCERT if you did a good job of preparing for your boards. When it comes to how it approaches individual questions, BITSAT differs significantly from JEE. The NCERT principles you used are the exact emphasis of BITSAT. Very few questions are based on ideas that are not covered in the NCERT. The BITSAT does, however, include several features that make it different from other exams, such as a component on English and logical reasoning that is not typically included in engineering entrance exams. You must become accustomed to the pattern.

Hello Akhilesh, In JEE Mains you need to answer 90 questions (30 from each of PCM) in 3 hours from and in BITSAT you need to answer 150 questions (40 from P and C and 45 from M) in 3 hrs. So, you need to have different strategy and time management for BITSAT. In addition to that, BITSAT has two more sections namely English proficiency (15) and Logical reasoning (10). You need to have high accuracy for JEE exams so that you don't lose many marks and for BITSAT you should be able to solve many questions within the available time. The difficulty of questions for JEE will be higher than BITSAT. You need to make note of all these points and prepare accordingly.