
Content Writer | Updated On - Apr 16, 2026
BITSAT 2026 Session 1, conducted by the Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS) Pilani, started on April 15, 2026, across various exam centres in India and abroad.
The BITSAT Session 1, April 16, shift 2, has been concluded at 5:00 PM. Based on the early students' reactions, the exam was moderate in difficulty, with Maths being tougher compared to other subjects.
The shift 1 was concluded at 12:00 PM, which started at 9:00 AM. Shift 1 was moderate in difficulty as per the students' reactions.
Yesterday, i.e., April 15, shift 1 was easier than shift 2. Students on Reddit have said that the April 15 shift 2 was tough and unpredictable.
Candidates can also check the detailed analysis here:
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The BITSAT 2026 admit cards for session 1 have been released on April 10.
- The BITSAT 2026 Exam will be conducted for 3 hours in the CBT mode, and it will consist of 130 MCQs and 390 Marks.
- According to the marking scheme, a correct answer will be given +3 marks, and a -1 mark will be deducted for each incorrect option.
- The BITSAT Exam is divided into 30 Questions from Physics, 30 from Chemistry, 30 from English & Logical Reasoning and 40 from Mathematics/Biology.
The number of candidates expected to have registered under BITSAT 2026 is approximately 1.5 to over 3 lakhs. The competition in BITSAT 2026 is also very high since applicants are competing for 2,970-4,000 seats
Related Links:
- BITSAT 2026 Direct Admission for Board Toppers
- Check BITSAT Previous Year Papers, Syllabus, Mock Test, and Cutoff

BITSAT 2026 Session 1: Key Highlights
- Exam Dates: April 15 & 16, 2026
- Mode: Computer-Based Test (CBT)
- Shifts: Morning (9 AM–12 PM), Afternoon (2 PM–5 PM)
BITSAT 2026 Question Paper & Solutions PDF (To Be Available After Exam)
- The BITSAT 2026 Session 1 question papers with solutions PDF will be available here after each shift concludes.
- Candidates can download shift-wise papers to analyse the difficulty level, important questions, and expected scores.
| Date | Shift | Question Paper with Solutions |
|---|---|---|
| April 16, 2026 | Shift 2 | BITSAT 2026 April 16 Shift 2 Question Paper with Solutions PDF – Available |
| April 16, 2026 | Shift 1 | BITSAT 2026 April 16 Shift 1 Question Paper with Solutions PDF – Available |
| April 15, 2026 | Shift 2 | BITSAT 2026 April 15 Shift 2 Question Paper with Solutions PDF – Available |
| April 15, 2026 | Shift 1 | BITSAT 2026 April 15 Shift 1 Question Paper with Solutions PDF – Available |
BITSAT 2026 Exam Day Guidelines: What to Carry & What Not to Bring
- Rough sheets will be provided at the exam centre (must be returned after the exam)
- Exam centres are under strict CCTV surveillance
- Biometric verification (fingerprint & photograph) will be conducted
- Re-entry after washroom breaks requires fresh security checks
- Any violation of the rules may lead to disqualification and legal action
| Allowed Items | Prohibited Items |
|---|---|
| Admit Card (Hall Ticket) | Mobile phones, smartwatches, electronic gadgets |
| Valid Photo ID Proof (Aadhaar/PAN/Passport, etc.) | Calculators or digital devices |
| Pen for rough work & signing | Log tables, notes, books, study material |
| Bags, wallets, personal belongings | |
| Spy cameras, Bluetooth devices, earpieces, smart glasses |

Source: BITSAT Official PDF
BITSAT 2026 Exam Pattern & Marking Scheme
- BITSAT 2026 is a computer-based test with 130 MCQs across Physics, Chemistry, English Proficiency, Logical Reasoning, and Mathematics/Biology.
- Each correct answer carries +3 marks, while an incorrect answer will give a -1 penalty, with an option to attempt 12 bonus questions after completing all.

Source: BITSAT Official PDF
BITSAT 2026 Malpractice Policy: Zero Tolerance Rule
- BITS Pilani has a strict zero-tolerance policy against unfair means in BITSAT.
- Any candidate found guilty of malpractice during the exam can face immediate cancellation of admission, fee forfeiture, and possible legal action at any stage.

Source: BITSAT Official PDF
Based on the previous years cutoff trends and experts analysis, the BITSAT cutoff 2026 (expected) is given below:
| Branch / Course | Pilani Campus | Goa Campus | Hyderabad Campus |
| CSE | 305 – 325 | 290 – 310 | 285 – 305 |
| Mathematics & Computing | 295 – 315 | 275 – 295 | 270 – 290 |
| ECE | 285 – 305 | 265 – 290 | 260 – 285 |
| EEE | 275 – 295 | 255 – 280 | 250 – 275 |
| ENI | 270 – 290 | 250 – 275 | 245 – 270 |
| Mechanical | 240 – 270 | 230 – 260 | 225 – 255 |
| Chemical | 230 – 260 | 220 – 250 | 215 – 245 |
| Civil | 220 – 250 | 210 – 240 | 205 – 235 |
| MSc Economics | 255 – 285 | 245 – 275 | 240 – 270 |
| MSc Maths | 240 – 270 | 230 – 260 | 225 – 255 |
| MSc Physics | 235 – 265 | 225 – 255 | 220 – 250 |
| MSc Chemistry | 220 – 250 | 210 – 240 | 205 – 235 |
| MSc Biology | 200 – 230 | 195 – 225 | 190 – 220 |



Easy and quick to attempt. English focused on vocabulary, grammar, and reading comprehension, while Logical Reasoning had pattern recognition and basic analytical puzzles, mostly straightforward.
Moderate to slightly tough compared to Physics/Chemistry. Heavy weightage from Calculus (Definite & Differential) and Algebra (Matrices, Complex Numbers). A few lengthy questions made time management important.

Easy to moderate and scoring. Organic Chemistry (especially NCERT-based reactions) dominated, along with direct questions from Inorganic (p-block). Physical Chemistry had fewer numericals and was largely formula-based.
Moderate level overall with a slight conceptual twist. Questions were mostly from Modern Physics, Thermodynamics, and Current Electricity, with a few formula-based numericals. Some problems required multi-step calculations, making it a bit time-consuming.
The paper was moderate in difficulty, slightly easier than JEE Main, but required more speed.
- Physics was formula-based with a focus on Modern Physics and Current Electricity, while Chemistry was NCERT-based and relatively easy.
- Mathematics was lengthy, with Calculus and Algebra dominating, which made time management the key factor.
- Overall, a good attempt was around 105–115 questions with high accuracy.
The BITSAT session 1 April 16 shift 2 has been concluded at 5:00 PM. The exam started at 2:00 PM. The paper analysis and the question paper will be updated soon after the shift ends. Stay tuned.
BITS Pilani has not released the official result date yet. However, based on the previous years’ pattern, the result, along with the scorecard, is expected to be released in late April or early May.
Given below is the BITSAT score card sample for your reference:

Also Check: BITSAT Result Date 2026
BITS Pilani released the BITSAT cutoff 2025 on its official website. The highest cutoff was of the CSE branch for the Pilani campus, followed by Mathematics and Computing in the same campus.
- The cutoff for the CSE branch in the Goa campus was around 274, followed by the Mathematics & Computing in the same campus.
- The cutoff in the Hyderabad campus was 270 for CSE, followed by Mathematics & Computing and ECE.
| Branch / Programme | Pilani Campus | Goa Campus | Hyderabad Campus |
| CSE | 304 | 274 | 270 |
| Mathematics & Computing | 295 | 268 | 266 |
| ECE | 285 | 255 | 256 |
| EEE | 260 | 243 | 239 |
| ENI | 250 | 234 | 232 |
| Mechanical | 235 | 223 | 214 |
| Chemical | 210 | 206 | 205 |
| Civil | 206 | — | 203 |
Also Check: BITSAT 2026 Expected Cutoff
The BITSAT 2026 exam date has been released by BITS Pilani on its official portal, admissions.bits-pilani.ac.in. The official exam dates are given below:
- BITSAT 2026 Session 2 Registration Dates: 20 April to 2 May
- BITSAT 2026 Session 2 Exam dates: 24 May to 26 May
Source: BITSAT Official Website

The BITSAT session 1 April 16 Shift 2 has started at 2:00 PM. The shift will conclude at 5:00 PM. The detailed paper analysis and the question paper will be updated once the shift concludes. Stay tuned for more updates regarding the BITSAT 2026 session 1.
| Branch / Program | Pilani (Safe Score) | Goa (Safe Score) | Hyderabad (Safe Score) |
| CSE | 330 – 345 | 305 – 320 | 300 – 315 |
| Maths & Computing | 320 – 335 | 300 – 315 | 295 – 310 |
| ECE | 310 – 325 | 290 – 305 | 285 – 300 |
| EEE / ENI | 290 – 305 | 275 – 290 | 270 – 285 |
| Mechanical | 260 – 275 | 250 – 265 | 245 – 260 |
| Chemical | 245 – 260 | 235 – 250 | 230 – 245 |
| Civil / Lower branches | 230 – 250 | 220 – 240 | 220 – 235 |
| MSc (Eco, Math, Physics) | 250 – 290 | 240 – 270 | 235 – 265 |
| B.Pharm | 170 – 190 | — | 165 – 180 |
Logical Reasoning was also on the moderate side. The questions were asked from both Verbal and non-verbal reasoning. However, major weightage was given to the verbal reasoning, especially series and chart logic.
The English section was moderate. The vocabulary questions asked in English were good.
- The questions were of the 10th-class level. However, the questions were doable for candidates with decent practice.
- The questions were aksed on topics such as Synonyms, Antonyms, Passage-based questions, Homophones, and Vocabulary.
The Maths section was much easier than the JEE Main 2026. There were some lengthy questions due to multi-step calculations.
- Those candidates who were able to find them and did not attempt were able to focus on other, easier questions.
- The questions were aksed on topics such as Linear Programming, Vector & 3D Geometry, Sequence and Series, Probability, Binomial Theorem, Differential Equation, and Definite Integration.
The Chemistry section was moderate with mostly NCERT-level questions. However, the Organic Chemistry weightage was less compared to Physical and Inorganic Chemistry.
- There were questions from deleted chapters also.
- The questions were asked on topics such as Nomenclature, Biomolecules, States of Matter, Polymers, Chemistry in everyday life, GOC, Periodicity, Chemical Binding, and Coordination Compounds.
The Physics section was moderate with a balanced mix of both formula-based and theory questions.
- The questions were asked on topics such as Laws of Motion, Kinematics, Current Electricity, Units and Dimensions, Electromagnetism, Work, Power and Energy, and Thermodynamics.
- There were around 2-3 unusual questions, which most students had not attempted.
The overall difficulty of the April 16 shift 1 was moderate.
- Physics was slightly conceptual and formula-based.
- Mathematics was lengthy, but doable. It focused on calculus, algebra, and coordinate geometry.
- Chemistry was NCERT-based and scoring.
- English & LR remained easy to moderate, which helped boost overall attempts.
The April 16 shift 1 has concluded at 12:00 PM. You will get the paper analysis and the question paper soon. Stay tuned.
| Candidate | BITSAT 2026 Session 1 Marks |
| Candidate 1 | 290 |
| Candidate 2 | 245 |
| Candidate 3 | 221 |
| Candidate 4 | 125 |
| Candidate 5 | 150 |
| Candidate 6 | 239 |
| Candidate 7 | 146 |

Source: BITSAT Reddit
The BITSAT paper 2026 for the April 15 shift 1 and 2 are given below:
Based on the previous years cutoff trends and experts analysis, the BITSAT cutoff 2026 (expected) is given below:
| Branch / Course | Pilani Campus | Goa Campus | Hyderabad Campus |
| CSE | 305 – 325 | 290 – 310 | 285 – 305 |
| Mathematics & Computing | 295 – 315 | 275 – 295 | 270 – 290 |
| ECE | 285 – 305 | 265 – 290 | 260 – 285 |
| EEE | 275 – 295 | 255 – 280 | 250 – 275 |
| ENI | 270 – 290 | 250 – 275 | 245 – 270 |
| Mechanical | 240 – 270 | 230 – 260 | 225 – 255 |
| Chemical | 230 – 260 | 220 – 250 | 215 – 245 |
| Civil | 220 – 250 | 210 – 240 | 205 – 235 |
| MSc Economics | 255 – 285 | 245 – 275 | 240 – 270 |
| MSc Maths | 240 – 270 | 230 – 260 | 225 – 255 |
| MSc Physics | 235 – 265 | 225 – 255 | 220 – 250 |
| MSc Chemistry | 220 – 250 | 210 – 240 | 205 – 235 |
| MSc Biology | 200 – 230 | 195 – 225 | 190 – 220 |
The BITSAT session 1 April 16 shift 1 has started at 9:00 AM and will conclude at 12:00 PM. You will get the detailed paper analysis and the question paper after the shift ends. Stay tuned for all live updates regarding BITSAT session 1 Exams. The reporting time was 7:30 AM.

Source: BITSAT Reddit
You can attempt these free mock tests of Collegedunia for your BITSAT 2026 exam, or you can solve a few questions before your exam begins.
| Chapter / Topic | Weightage % | Expected Questions | Priority |
| Coordinate Geometry (Circle + Straight Line) | 10–12% | 4–6 | Very High |
| Application of Derivatives (AOD) | 8–10% | 3–5 | High |
| Continuity & Differentiability | 8–10% | 3–5 | High |
| Integral Calculus | 7–9% | 3–4 | High |
| Vectors & 3D Geometry | 6–8% | 3–4 | High |
| Trigonometry | 5–6% | 2–3 | Medium |
| Probability & Statistics | 5–6% | 2–3 | Medium |
| Matrices & Determinants | 4–6% | 2–3 | Medium |
| Chapter / Topic | Weightage % | Expected Questions | Priority |
| Organic Chemistry (GOC + Reactions) | 10–12% | 3–5 | Very High |
| Chemical Bonding | 8–10% | 3–4 | High |
| p-Block Elements | 7–9% | 2–3 | High |
| Thermodynamics + Electrochemistry | 7–9% | 2–3 | High |
| Chemical Equilibrium | 6–8% | 2–3 | High |
| Coordination Compounds | 5–6% | 1–2 | Medium |
| Biomolecules / Polymers | 4–6% | 1–2 | Easy scoring |
| Chapter / Topic | Weightage % | Expected Questions | Priority |
| Mechanics (NLM, WPE, Rotation) | 15–20% | 5–7 | Very High |
| Heat & Thermodynamics | 8–10% | 3–4 | High |
| Magnetism & EMI | 8–10% | 3–4 | High |
| Modern Physics | 8–10% | 3–4 | High |
| Current Electricity | 6–8% | 2–3 | High |
| Electrostatics | 6–8% | 2–3 | High |
| Waves & Optics | 5–7% | 2–3 | Medium |
| SHM | 4–6% | 1–2 | Medium |
| Units & Dimensions, Gravitation | 3–4% | 1–2 | Low |
The BITSAT 2026 session 1 official shift timing has been released along with the Admit card. The BITSAT 2026 will be conducted in 2 shifts: Morning and Evening. The Shift timings are given below:
- BITSAT 2026 Session 1 Morning Shift: 09:00 AM to 12:00 PM
- BITSAT 2026 Session 1 Evening Shift: 02:00 AM to 05:00 PM
| Category | Official Guidelines |
| Reporting Time | Reach the exam centre at least 60 minutes before your slot |
| Mandatory Documents | Admit card & valid photo ID (Aadhaar / Passport / Driving License / School ID) |
| Admit Card | Compulsory – no entry without it |
| Biometric Verification | Photo & biometric verification is conducted at most centres |
| Allowed Items | Only admit card & ID proof |
| Prohibited Items | Mobile phones, smartwatches, calculators, Bluetooth devices, notes, papers |
| Dress Code | No strict dress code, but avoid metallic items & heavy accessories |
| Late Entry | Strictly not allowed after gate closing / exam start |
| Inside Exam Hall | Follow invigilator instructions; no unfair means allowed |
| After Exam | Submit rough sheets and complete attendance formalities |
Day 1 of the BITSAT 2026 session 1 has concluded successfully in 2 shifts: Morning (9:00 AM -12:00 PM) and Evening (2:00 PM – 5:00 PM). The detailed BITSAT 2026 April 15 Analysis is given below:
BITSAT 2026 April 15 Analysis (Shift 1)
Based on the students' reactions, the overall difficulty level of the exam was moderate, with almost equal weightage of questions from class 11th and class 12th.
- The Physics section was moderate, with more calculation-based and formula-based questions.
- The Chemistry was easy to moderate with questions mostly based on the NCERT. Organic chemistry was around 30% with questions from reactions and GOC.
- The Maths section was a little tough and lengthy due to multi-step calculations.
- The English and Reasoning section was on the easier side, which helped students to increase their number of attempts.
BITSAT 2026 April 15 Analysis (Shift 2)
Overall, the paper was moderate in difficulty, almost similar to shift 1, as per the paper analysis.
- Mathematics was the toughest (lengthy & calculative), while Physics & Chemistry were mostly formula-based and easier.
- English & Logical Reasoning were easy and scoring, helping improve overall attempts.
- The paper mainly tested speed and accuracy, with a balanced mix of Class 11 & 12 topics.
Also Check: BITSAT 2026 Detailed Paper Analysis
Based on the previous year's cutoff trends and experts' analysis, the BITSAT cutoff 2026 (expected) is given below:
| Branch / Course | Pilani Campus | Goa Campus | Hyderabad Campus |
| CSE | 305 – 325 | 290 – 310 | 285 – 305 |
| Mathematics & Computing | 295 – 315 | 275 – 295 | 270 – 290 |
| ECE | 285 – 305 | 265 – 290 | 260 – 285 |
| EEE | 275 – 295 | 255 – 280 | 250 – 275 |
| ENI | 270 – 290 | 250 – 275 | 245 – 270 |
| Mechanical | 240 – 270 | 230 – 260 | 225 – 255 |
| Chemical | 230 – 260 | 220 – 250 | 215 – 245 |
| Civil | 220 – 250 | 210 – 240 | 205 – 235 |
| MSc Economics | 255 – 285 | 245 – 275 | 240 – 270 |
| MSc Maths | 240 – 270 | 230 – 260 | 225 – 255 |
| MSc Physics | 235 – 265 | 225 – 255 | 220 – 250 |
| MSc Chemistry | 220 – 250 | 210 – 240 | 205 – 235 |
| MSc Biology | 200 – 230 | 195 – 225 | 190 – 220 |
English & Logical Reasoning were easy and scoring, helping improve overall attempts. The paper mainly tested speed and accuracy, with a balanced mix of Class 11 & 12 topics.
The Maths section was lengthy and tough, and required speed and accuracy. Questions were asked on topics such as Integral Calculus, Differential Calculus, Maxima and Minima, Probability, and P&C.
The Chemistry section was tricky and moderate compared to Shift 1. The questions were asked on topics such as Coordination Chemistry, p-block, Chemical bonding, s-block, Name Reaction, Solutions, Chemical Kinetics, and Electrochemistry. Questions were asked from all sections, i.e., Physical, Inorganic, and Organic chemistry.
The Physics section was overall moderate. However, there were some easy questions as well.
- The questions were asked on topics such as Optics, Modern Physics, Laws of Motion, Electrodynamics, Rotational Motion, Fluid Mechanics, Work, Power, and Energy. The questions were both concept-based and formula-based.
- The weightage of the Class 12th questions was more than that of Class 11th.
Overall, the paper was moderate in difficulty, almost similar to shift 1, as per the paper analysis.
- Mathematics was the toughest (lengthy & calculative), while Physics & Chemistry were mostly formula-based and easier.
- English & Logical Reasoning were easy and scoring, helping improve overall attempts.
- The paper mainly tested speed and accuracy, with a balanced mix of Class 11 & 12 topics.
The BITSAT 2026 session 1, April 15, shift 2 has been concluded. The BITSAT 2026 April 15 shift 2 question paper PDF is given below:
BITSAT 2026 Session 1 Day 1 has been concluded with the end of the afternoon shift at 5:00 PM. A detailed shift-wise analysis and student feedback will follow.
The BITSAT session 1 April 15 shift 2 has been concluded at 5:00 PM. The question paper and the paper analysis will be released soon. Stay tuned.
| Category | Official Guidelines |
| Reporting Time | Reach the exam centre at least 60 minutes before your slot |
| Mandatory Documents | Admit card & valid photo ID (Aadhaar / Passport / Driving License / School ID) |
| Admit Card | Compulsory – no entry without it |
| Biometric Verification | Photo & biometric verification is conducted at most centres |
| Allowed Items | Only admit card & ID proof |
| Prohibited Items | Mobile phones, smartwatches, calculators, Bluetooth devices, notes, papers |
| Dress Code | No strict dress code, but avoid metallic items & heavy accessories |
| Late Entry | Strictly not allowed after gate closing / exam start |
| Inside Exam Hall | Follow invigilator instructions; no unfair means allowed |
| After Exam | Submit rough sheets and complete attendance formalities |
The BITSAT 2026 session 1 official shift timing has been released along with the Admit card. The BITSAT 2026 will be conducted in 2 shifts: Morning and Evening. The Shift timings are given below:
- BITSAT 2026 Session 1 Morning Shift: 09:00 AM to 12:00 PM
- BITSAT 2026 Session 1 Evening Shift: 02:00 AM to 05:00 PM
BITS Pilani released the BITSAT cutoff 2025 on its official website. The highest cutoff was of the CSE branch for the Pilani campus, followed by Mathematics and Computing in the same campus.
- The cutoff for the CSE branch in the Goa campus was around 274, followed by the Mathematics & Computing in the same campus.
- The cutoff in the Hyderabad campus was 270 for CSE, followed by Mathematics & Computing and ECE.
| Branch / Programme | Pilani Campus | Goa Campus | Hyderabad Campus |
| CSE | 304 | 274 | 270 |
| Mathematics & Computing | 295 | 268 | 266 |
| ECE | 285 | 255 | 256 |
| EEE | 260 | 243 | 239 |
| ENI | 250 | 234 | 232 |
| Mechanical | 235 | 223 | 214 |
| Chemical | 210 | 206 | 205 |
| Civil | 206 | — | 203 |
Also Check: BITSAT 2026 Expected Cutoff
The BITSAT 2026 April 15 Analysis is out for shift 1. The shift 2 analysis will be released after the exam concludes at 5:00 PM. Candidates can check the shift 1 analysis below:
BITSAT 2026 April 15 Analysis (Shift 1)
Based on the students' reactions, the overall difficulty level of the exam was moderate, with almost equal weightage of questions from class 11th and class 12th.
- The Physics section was moderate, with more calculation-based and formula-based questions.
- The Chemistry was easy to moderate with questions mostly based on the NCERT. Organic chemistry was around 30% with questions from reactions and GOC.
- The Maths section was a little tough and lengthy due to multi-step calculations.
- The English and Reasoning section was on the easier side, which helped students to increase their number of attempts.
Also Check: BITSAT 2026 Session 1 Detailed Paper Analysis
The second shift of Day 1 has started at 2:00 PM. Candidates are advised to reach the exam centre well before reporting time to complete security checks smoothly.
BITSAT 2026 students are interacting with each other to know about BITSAT 2026 marks and the April 15 shift 1 paper analysis. A student asked other candidates that s/he is getting 221 marks, so which course s/he can get with these marks.

Source: BITSAT Reddit
Also Check: April 15 Shift 1 Expected Marks Vs Rank
- Top 500 rank holders to receive full tuition fee waiver
- Covers entire course duration (4 years)
- One of the biggest scholarship announcements in private engineering colleges
The English section was on the easier side, and the Reasoning section was also easy to moderate. However, the Reasoning section was a little tricky and complicated for some students.
Mathematics was slightly tough and lengthy due to multi-step calculations.
- The weightage of class 11th and class 12th was around 40% and 60%, respectively.
- The questions were asked on topics such as Calculus (Integration & Differential Equation), Coordinate geometry (circles & conics), Vectors & 3D Geometry, Probability & Statistics, Matrices, Trigonometry, and Binomial Theorem.
The Chemistry section was easy to moderate, with organic chemistry having around 30% share in the questions.
- The weightage of the 11th and 12th classes was around 43% and 57%, respectively.
- The questions were asked on topics such as GOC & reactions from Organic Chemistry, Carboxylic Acids & Derivatives, Chemical Bonding & Molecular Structure, Chemical Thermodynamics, Electrochemistry, p-block elements, and Biomolecules.
The Physics section was moderate, with mostly formula-based questions.
- The questions were asked on topics such as Current Electricity & Circuits, Electrostatics & Capacitors, Kinematics & Laws of Motion, Magnetic effects of Current, Heat and Thermodynamics, Modern Physics, and ray optics.
- Around 45% question were from Class 11th and the rest 55% were from Class 12th. The questions were more calculative, where the chances of errors increase.
Based on the students' reactions, the overall difficulty level of the exam was moderate, with almost equal weightage of questions from class 11th and class 12th.
- The Physics section was moderate, with more calculation-based and formula-based questions.
- The Chemistry was easy to moderate with questions mostly based on the NCERT. Organic chemistry was around 30% with questions from reactions and GOC.
- The Maths section was a little tough and lengthy due to multi-step calculations.
- The English and Reasoning section was on the easier side, which helped students to increase their number of attempts.
- Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani has introduced major changes for 2026
- Top 500 rank holders will get 100% tuition fee scholarship
- Scholarship applicable for full 4-year duration
- Initiative introduced under tuition-blind admission policy
The BITSAT 2026 session 1, April 15, shift 1 has concluded at 12:00 PM. Candidates can download the April 15 shift 1 question paper PDF from the link given below:
The morning shift of BITSAT 2026 has been concluded at 12:00 PM. Candidates will soon start sharing their reactions, including difficulty level, important topics, and overall exam experience.
BITS Pilani has not released the official result date yet. However, based on the previous years’ pattern, the result, along with the scorecard, is expected to be released in late April or early May.
Given below is the BITSAT score card sample for your reference:

Also Check: BITSAT Result Date 2026
The candidates can check their exam centres and shift details in their admit card. If they have not downloaded their admit card, they can log in on the official BITSAT 2026 portal using their application number and password.

Source: BITSAT Official Login Portal
The BITSAT exam pattern, as per the official BITSAT information bulletin, is given below:

The BITSAT session 1 exam dates have already been released by BITS Pilani on its official website. The BITSAT session 1 is scheduled for today, i.e., 15 April, and tomorrow, i.e., 16 April.

Source: BITSAT Official Website

The BITSAT 2026 question paper includes the following subjects:
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Mathematics or Biology
- English Proficiency and Logical Reasoning
BITSAT 2026 Session 1 has officially commenced across exam centres in India and abroad. The first shift (Slot 1) started at 9:00 AM with smooth entry and verification procedures.
| Category | Items |
|---|---|
| Allowed Items in BITSAT Exam Hall | - Admit Card (Hall Ticket)- Valid Photo ID Proof (Aadhaar/PAN/Passport, etc.)- Pen for rough work & signing |
| Prohibited Items in BITSAT Exam Centre | - Mobile phones, smartwatches, electronic gadgets- Calculators or digital devices- Log tables, notes, books, study material- Bags, wallets, personal belongings- Spy cameras, Bluetooth devices, earpieces, smart glasses |








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