I believe Im somewhat in a right place to guide you regarding BITSAT Preparation. I myself used to score between 250-260 in BITSAT Mock Tests, but ended with 319 in my BITSAT Attempt. So I believe youre currently in a very good stead with scoring around 280 in 2-2.5 hours,

Hello aspirant,

To bag a seat in computer science at the Pilani campus you need to score at least above 350. The cut-off for 2019-2020 was 383 for computer science at Pilani Campus, 352 for Goa, and 342 to get admission at the Hyderabad campus.

As computer science is a

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see bits pilani offers  M.Sc. (Hons.) in Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Economics, Mathematics and Physics, which comes under integrated m.sc course, These are integrated degree programmes without any related  B.Sc. degree.  students who are enrolled  for these programmes  generally  work for a second degree from B.E. (Hons.),  B.Pharm. Degrees under

Greetings of the day mate,

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/bitsat-sample-papers

You can access the sample papers of BITSAT and solve it to boost your speed and accuracy from the above link.

Hope this helps!

Good luck for all your future endeavours

hi Aspirants

BITSAT Maths topic are

• algebra
• Trigonometry
• Two dimensional coordinate geometry
• three dimensional coordinate geometry
• Differential calculus
• Integral calculus
• Ordinary differential calculus
• Probability
• vector
• stats
• linear programing
• Maths modelling

COMEDK Maths syllabus are

• Differential calculus
• circles
• matrices and determinants
• vector algebra
• differential equations
• three dimensional geometry
• probability

In COMEDK

Dear Aspirant,

Speaking from personal experience, according to me the difficulty of the mathematics section is moderate compared to both Physics and Chemistry. Difficulty level can be relative but most people believe that its not very difficult for someone who has done enough practice and has command over formulas and

Hi,

As years are passing, the admission in government colleges is desired by so many aspirants, hence the competition is also increasing. There is no such thing called as low marks. It depends on that years highest marks score by the topper. But for a basic idea I would like