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BITSAT 2023 Paper Analysis: Check Subject wise Analysis and Trends

BITSAT 2023 Paper AnalysisBITSAT 2023 is going to be conducted on June 2023 tentatively. As per students’ reactions, the overall difficulty level of BITSAT is moderate. Wth proper preparation strategy candidates can easily crack this entrance exam. BITSAT 2023 is yet to be conducted. Candidates can check the detailed paper analysis of for BITSAT 2022 Session I and Session II from this article, to understand the exam pattern and the type of questions asked. 

BITSAT Paper Analysis highlights the overall difficulty level of the exam for each slot along with the most asked topic, weightage of topics, type of questions asked, and the reactions of students and experts. Candidates can check the session-wise & subject-wise difficulty levels of the previous year’s BITSAT question papers in this article.

BITSAT 2022 Paper Analysis

BITSAT 2022 Paper Analysis (Session II)

Exam Date Paper Analysis
August 3, 2022 Check Here
August 4, 2022 Check Here
August 5, 2022 Check Here
August 6, 2022 Check Here
August 7, 2022 To be Updated

BITSAT 2022 August 6 Paper Analysis

Subject Slot 1
Mathematics

Difficulty Level: Moderate to Difficult

Topics: Differential Calculus, Differential Equation, LPP, Vectors, Circle, P&C, Binomial, Probability, and Statistics

Physics

Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate

Topics: Electrostatics, Modern Physics, Current Electricity, AC, Rotation, SHM & Waves

Chemistry

Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate

Topics: GOC, POC, Nomenclature, Isomerism, Thermochemistry, Polymers, Biomolecule, Atomic structure, P Block

English Proficiency and Logical Reasoning Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate

Check BITSAT 2022 August 6 Paper Analysis

BITSAT 2022 Paper Analysis: August 5

The paper analysis of BITSAT 2022 August 5 is available now.
Subject Slot 1
Mathematics

Difficulty Level: Difficult

Topics: Differential Equations, LPP, Vectors, 2D Geometry, Probability & Statistics, P&C

Physics

Difficulty Level: Difficult to moderate

Topics: Electrostatics, Current Electricity, Gravitation, NLM, Magnetism, Thermo and KTG, Collisions

Chemistry

Difficulty Level: Easy

Topics: GOC, POC, Coordinates Compounds, Electrochemistry, Titration, Chemical Bonding, S block, Biomolecules

English Proficiency and Logical Reasoning Difficulty Level: Easy

Check BITSAT 2022 August 5 Paper Analysis 

BITSAT 2022 Paper Analysis: August 4

Subject Slot 1
Mathematics

Difficulty Level: Moderate to Difficult

Topics: AOD, Conic Section, Vector & 3D, Differential Equation, PnC, Probability & Statistics

Physics

Difficulty Level: Easy

Topics: Work Power Energy, Rotational Motion, Gravitation, Electrostatics, Magnetism, Kinematics, SHM, Fluids

Chemistry

Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate

Topics: GOC, POC, Organic Chemistry, Isomerism, P Block, Coordinate Compounds, Polymers, Biomolecules

English Proficiency and Logical Reasoning Difficulty Level: Moderate

Check BITSAT 2022 August 4 Paper Analysis

BITSAT 2022 Paper Analysis: August 3

The Slot 1 and Slot 2 paper analysis of BITSAT 2022 August 3 is available now.

Subject Slot 1 Slot 2
Mathematics

Difficulty Level: Moderate to Difficult

Topics: Calculus, Circle, Vectors, Differential Equations, Probability

Difficulty Level: Moderate to difficult

Topics: Differential Calculus, Differential Equations, LPP, Vector & 3D, Area under Curves, Probability and Statistics

Physics

Difficulty Level: Easy

Topics: Work Power Energy, Collision, Rotational Energy, Electromagnetism, Dimensional Analysis

Difficulty Level: Easy to moderate

Topics: Electrostatics, Modern Physics, Current Electricity, AC, Rotation, SHM & Waves

Chemistry

Difficulty Level: Moderate to Difficult

Topics: GOC, POC, Carbonyl Compounds, Thermodynamics, Equilibrium, P Block, Periodic Table

Difficulty Level: Easy to moderate

Topics: GOC, POC, Nomenclature & Isomerism, Polymers, Biomolecule, Atomic Structure 

English Proficiency and Logical Reasoning Difficulty Level: Easy

Difficulty Level: Moderate

Check BITSAT 2022 August 3 Paper Analysis

BITSAT 2022 Paper Analysis (Session I)

BITSAT 2022 Session-I is being conducted from July 2 to July 9, 2022. The paper analysis of Session-I was updated here after each slot of the exam.

Exam Date Paper Analysis
July 2, 2022 Slot 1- Check Here
Slot 2- Check Here
July 3, 2022 Slot 1- Check Here
Slot 2- Check Here
July 4, 2022 Slot 1- Check Here
Slot 2- To be Updated
July 5, 2022 Slot 1: Check Here
Slot 2: Check Here 
July 6, 2022 Slot 1: Check Here
Slot 2: Check Here
July 7, 2022 Slot 1: Check Here
Slot 2: Check Here
July 8, 2022 To be Updated
July 9,2022 To be Updated
 

BITSAT 2022 Paper Analysis: Day 6 (July 7)

BITSAT 2022 Day 6 Paper Analysis for Slot 1 and Slot 2 is available here: 

Section Slot 1 Slot  2
Mathematics Difficulty Level: Moderate to Difficult
Topics: Differential Equation, Differentiation, Derivative, Integration, Permutation and Combination, Probability

Difficulty Level: Moderate to Difficult
Topics: Differentiation, Derivative, Integration, Permutation and Combination,

Physics Difficulty Level: Moderate 
Topics: Mechanics, Kinematics, Optics, Modern Physics
Difficulty Level: Moderate 
Topics:  Kinematics, Optics, Modern Physics
Chemistry Difficulty Level: Easy 
Topics: Organic Chemistry, S, P, D and F Block elements, Coordination Compound
Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: S, P, D and F Block elements, Coordination Compound
English Proficiency and Logical Reasoning Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate

BITSAT 2022 Paper Analysis: Day 5 (July 6)

BITSAT 2022 Day 5 Paper Analysis for Slot 1 and Slot 2 is available here: 

Section Slot 1 Slot  2
Mathematics Difficulty Level: Difficult
Topics: Vectors & 3D, Calculus, LPP, Straight Line, Probability

Difficulty Level: Moderate
Topics: Differential Equation, Calculus, Probability, Straight Line

Physics Difficulty Level: Moderate to Difficult
Topics: Thermodynamics, Mechanics, Electrostatics, EMI, Modern Physics, SHM and Waves, Fluid Mechanics
Difficulty Level: Moderate 
Topics: Mechanics, Electrostatics, Modern Physics, SHM 
Chemistry Difficulty Level: Moderate
Topics: Physical Chemistry, Surface Chemistry, Chemical Bonding
Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: General Organic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry
English Proficiency and Logical Reasoning Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate Difficulty Level: Moderate

BITSAT 2022 Paper Analysis: Day 4 (July 5)

BITSAT 2022 Day 4 Paper Analysis for Slot 1 and Slot 2 is available here: 

Section Slot 1 Slot  2
Mathematics Difficulty Level: Moderate 
Topics: Vectors and 3d, Sets and Relations, Differential Equation, Calculus, Probability, Quadratic Equation, Ellipse and Hyperbola

Difficulty Level: Moderate
Topics: Differential Equation, Calculus, Probability, Quadratic Equation, Ellipse

Physics Difficulty Level: Moderate to Difficult
Topics: Thermodynamics, Mechanics, Electrostatics, EMI, Modern Physics, SHM and Waves, Fluid Mechanics
Difficulty Level: Moderate 
Topics: Mechanics, Electrostatics, EMI, Modern Physics, SHM and Waves
Chemistry Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
Topics: Inorganic (specially s block and p block), Chemical Kinetics, Equilibrium, Thermochemistry, General Organic Chemistry
Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: Chemical Kinetics, Equilibrium, Thermochemistry
English Proficiency and Logical Reasoning Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate Difficulty Level: Moderate

BITSAT 2022 Paper Analysis: Day 3 (July 4)

BITSAT 2022 Day 3 Paper Analysis for Slot 1 and Slot 2 is available here: 

Section Slot 1 Slot  2
Mathematics Difficulty Level: Moderate 
Topics: Differential Equation, Area Under the curves, Vector, 3D, LPP, Straight Line

Difficulty Level: Moderate
Topics: LPP, Vector, 3D, LPP, Straight Line

Physics Difficulty Level: Moderate 
Topics: Electrostatics, Magnetism, Work, Power, Energy
Difficulty Level: Moderate 
Topics: Electrostatistics, Magnetism, Work, Power, Energy
Chemistry Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: Organics, Thermodynamics
Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics:  Organics, Thermodynamics
English Proficiency and Logical Reasoning Difficulty Level: Moderate Difficulty Level: Moderate

BITSAT 2022 Paper Analysis: Day 2 (July 3)

BITSAT 2022 Day 2 Paper Analysis for Slot 1 and Slot 2 is available here: 

Section Slot 1 Slot  2
Mathematics Difficulty Level: Moderate 
Topics: Differential, Integration, Algebra, Coordinate Geometry,

Difficulty Level: Moderate
Topics:  Continuity, Coordinate Geometry, Calculus

Physics Difficulty Level: Moderate 
Topics: Electrostatic, Electromagnetic Induction
Difficulty Level: Moderate 
Topics: Electromagnetic Induction, Relative Motion, Electrostatic
Chemistry Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: General Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry
Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics:Noble Gas, Ionic Equilibrium, Polymer, Biomolecules
English Proficiency and Logical Reasoning Difficulty Level: Moderate Difficulty Level: Moderate

BITSAT 2022 Paper Analysis: Day 1 (July 2)

BITSAT 2022 Day 1 Paper Analysis for Slot 1 and Slot 2 is available here: 

Section Slot 1 Slot  2
Mathematics Difficulty Level: Moderate but Lengthy
Topics: Quadratic Equation, Continuity, Differential, Integration, Algebra, Coordinate Geometry, Calculus

Difficulty Level: Moderate
Topics: Continuity, Coordinate Geometry, Calculus, Quadratic Equation

Physics Difficulty Level: Moderate 
Topics: Relative Motion, Mechanics, Electrostatic, Electromagnetic Induction
Difficulty Level: Moderate 
Topics: Electromagnetic Induction, Relative Motion, Electrostatic
Chemistry Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: Biomolecule, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Alkane, Noble Gas, Ionic Equilibrium, Polymer
Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: Alkane, Noble Gas, Ionic Equilibrium, Polymer, Biomolecules
English Proficiency and Logical Reasoning Difficulty Level: Easy Difficulty Level: Easy

BITSAT 2021 Paper Analysis

BITSAT 2021 Paper Analysis

Day BITSAT 2021 Overall Difficulty Level*
Slot 1 Slot 2
August 3 Moderate but Lengthy Easy to Moderate
August 4 Easy to Moderate Moderate
August 5 Easy to Moderate Moderate
August 6 Easy to Moderate Easy
August 7 Moderate Moderate
August 8 Moderate Moderate
August 9 Moderate to Difficult --

*- The overall difficulty level of BITSAT varies for each candidate based on their interpretation and preparation. The details mentioned here are based on some feedback received by the candidates.

BITSAT 2021 Paper Analysis: Day 7 (August 9)

BITSAT 2021 on August 9 was held for candidates who were facing issues of clashes with other exams. The paper was reported to be moderate to difficult. Physics was reported to be moderate in terms of difficulty level however, there were some tricky questions. Mathematics was also reported to be moderate with a few lengthy questions on calculus, etc. Chemistry was the easiest of the three. 

Section Slot 1
Mathematics Difficulty Level: Moderate but Lengthy
Topics: Coordinate Geometry, Limits, Calculus, Algebra, Quadratic Equation, Indefinite Integration, Continuity, Application of Derivative, etc.
Physics Difficulty Level: Moderate but tricky
Topics: Mechanics, Simple Harmonic Motion, Work, Power & Energy, Electromagnetic Induction, Relative Motion, etc.
Questions were NCERT based;
Equal weightage of Class 11th and 12th was reported. 
Chemistry Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: Biomolecules, Polymers, Alkyl Aldehyde, Nitrogen, Oxygen< Noble Gases, Ionic Equilibrium, etc.
The questions were NCERT based with more weightage to Organic Chemistry as compared to Physics and Mathematics
English Proficiency and Logical Reasoning Difficulty Level: Easy

BITSAT 2021 Paper Analysis: Day 6 (August 8)

BITSAT 2021 on August 8 was reported to be Moderate in terms levels of difficulty. However, similar to the August 7 exam, students had issues with the answer key with large difference between their expected and obtained ITSAT 2021 scores. 

Section Slot 1 Slot 2
Mathematics Difficulty Level: Moderate
Topics: Algebra, Sets, Relation, Function, Atricultes, LLP, Calculus, Differential Equations,  Indefinite Integration, Continuity, Application of Derivative
Difficulty Level: Moderate and Lengthy
Topics: Algebra, Calculus, Conics, Quadratic Equation, Complex Numbers, Co-ordinate Geometry
Physics Difficulty Level: Moderate
Topics: Mechanics, Electrostatics, Modern Physics, Ray Optics, WaveOptics;
Questions from LLP topic were not reported by the questions. 

Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: Electromagnetics, mechanics, Oscillations, Work, Power & Energy, Modern Physics, Formula based questions

Chemistry Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: Mole Concept, Chemical Kinetics, Chemistry ib Everyday light, p-block elements, group 14, etc.
All topics from Class 11th and 12th were covered 
Physical Chemistry has lower weightage as compared to Organic Chemistry
Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: Ionic Equilibrium, Electrochemistry, Chemical Kinetics, Solid State, Mole Concept, p-block elements, s-block elements, Named reactions, Polymers, Biomolecules, etc.
Organic Chemistry had lesser weightage as compared to Physical Chemistry
Most of the questions were NCERT based
English Proficiency and Logical Reasoning Difficulty Level: Easy Difficulty Level: Easy

BITSAT 2021 Paper Analysis: Day 5 (August 7)

According to the initial student reactions for Day 5 of BITSAT 2021 the papers were reported to be easy. Check detailed paper analysis below:

Section Slot 1 Slot 2
Mathematics Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: Calculus, Probability, Indefinite Integration, Continuity, Application of Derivative, Parabola, Circle, Hyperbola, Ellipse, Limits
well balanced paper covering all the topics
Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: Calculus, Coordinate Geometry, Permutation & Combination, Binomial Theorem, Algebra, Parabola, Quadratic Equation
Physics

Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: Communication System, Wave Optics and Ray Optics, Waves, Simple Harmonic Motion, Electromagnetic Induction, Oscillation;
weightage of 12th was more as compared to 11th 
NCERT based questions

Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: Oscillations, Electromagnetic Induction, Oscillations, Work Power & Energy, Relative Motion, Ray Optics, Way Optics, Electrostatics
weightage of 12th was more as compared to 11th 
NCERT based questions

Chemistry Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: Carboxyllic Acid, Named reactions, Phenol, Alchohol Ether, s-block, p-block, Hydrogen, Coordination Compounds
Organic Chemistry had a higher weightage
Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: Nitrogen, Oxygen, Noble Gases, d-block, f-block, Coordination Compounds, Metallurgy, Alcohol, Ketone, Polymer, Carboxylic Acid
Questions from Inoganic and Physical Chemistry had a higher weightage
English Proficiency and Logical Reasoning Difficulty Level: Easy Difficulty Level: Easy

BITSAT 2021 Paper Analysis: Day 4 (August 6)

According to the initial student reactions for Day 4 of BITSAT 2021 the papers were reported to be easy. However, Mathematics was lengthy while Physics and Chemistry were majorly NCERT based. 

Section Slot 1 Slot 2
Mathematics Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: Domain Range, Probability, Indefinite Integration, Continuity, Application of Derivative, Parabola, Circle, Hyperbola, Ellipse
Difficulty Level: Easy but Lengthy
Topics: Calculus, Coordinate Geometry, Permutation & Combination, Binomial Theorem
No questions from Quadratic Equation were reported.
Physics

Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: Communication System, Modern Physics, Work & Energy, Center of Mass, Fluid State, Simple Harmonic Motion, Oscillation;
weightage of 12th was less as compared to 11th 
NCERT based questions

Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: Work Power & Energy, Relative Motion, Ray Optics, Way Optics, Electrostatics
NCERT based questions
Covered majorly all the topics from the syllabus

Chemistry Difficulty Level: Moderate
Topics: Solid State, Ionic Equilibrium, Liquid Solution, Gaseous State, Atomic Structure, Chemical Kinetics
Physical Chemistry was dominating
Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: Aldehyde, Ketone, Alcohol, Ketone, Polymer, Carboxylic Acid, Biomolecules, 
Questions from Organic Chemistry, Antonym Horse, 
English Proficiency and Logical Reasoning Difficulty Level: Easy
However, Antonym & Synonym were a bit difficult for the students
Difficulty Level: Easy

BITSAT 2021 Paper Analysis: Day 3 (August 5)

According to the initial student reactions for Day 3 of BITSAT 2021 the papers were reported to be easy to moderate. However, Mathematics was lengthy in Shift 1 whie Chemsitry was time consuming in Shift 2 paper. 

Section Slot 1 Slot 2
Mathematics Difficulty Level: Easy but Lengthy and Tricky
Topics: Integration, Quadratic Equation, Complex Numbers, Coordiante Geometry, Limits, Continuity
Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: Probability, Vector, Calculus, 3D Geometry, Coordinate Geometry, Algebra, Limit & Continuity; Complex Numbers, Relation and Function
questions were majorly NCERT based
Physics Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: Thermodynamics, Electrostatic, Modern Phy, Nuclear Physics, Magnetism;
the section was majorly NCERT based;
Questions were based on mixed concepts with 2 or more topics combined
Difficulty Level: Easy;
Topics: Alternating Current, Electromagnetic Induction, Communication System, Thermodynamics;
questions were majorly NCERT based
Chemistry Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: Electrochemistry, Liquid State, Solid State, Atomic Structure, Ionic Equilibrium, Chemical Equilibrium, Named Reactions, Polymers
Physical Chemistry had the highest weightage;
Organic Chemistry had several questions on Named reaction
Difficulty Level: Moderate and Lengthy;
Topics: s-block Elements, Hydrogem, p-block Elements, Surface Chemsitry, Coordination Compounds, Metallurgy, Named Reactions
Inorganic Chemistry had the most questions;
There were a number of reaction based questions
English Proficiency and Logical Reasoning Difficulty Level: Easy Difficulty Level: Easy

BITSAT 2021 Paper Analysis: Day 2 (August 4)

According to the initial student reactions for Day 2 of BITSAT 2021, the exam was said to be of easy to moderate level in terms of difficulty for both Slot 1 and Slot 2.

Section Slot 1 Slot 2
Mathematics Difficulty Level: Moderate
Topics: Integration, Quadratic Equation;
No questions from Permutation & Combination
Difficulty Level: Moderate;
Topics: Coordinate Geometry, Algebra, Limit & Continuity;
questions were majorly NCERT based
Physics Difficulty Level: Moderate
Topics: Plank’s Constant, EMI, Alternating Current, Magnetism;
more weightage was on questions based on Class 12th syllabus;
the section was majorly NCERT based
Difficulty Level: Easy;
Topics: Kinetics, Newton’s Law of Motion, Modern Physics, Electromagnetic Induction, Wave Optics;
questions were majorly NCERT based
Chemistry Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: p-block elements, alcohol, ether & phenol;
Inorganic Chemistry had the highest weightage;
Hardly any question from Physics Chemistry;
NCERT based direct questions
Difficulty Level: Easy;
Topics: Named reactions from Organic Chemistry, Alcohol, Ether & Phenol, p-block elements;
Organic Chemistry had the highest weightage;
Inorganic Chemistry had questions from p-block element only;
Physical Chemistry questions were majorly from Class 12th syllabus
English Proficiency and Logical Reasoning Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: Antonym, Synonym, Passage
Difficulty Level: tougher compared to the other three shifts held;
Topics: Antonym, Synonym, Passage

BITSAT 2021 Paper Analysis: Day 1 (August 3)

According to the initial student reactions for Day 1 of BITSAT 2021, the exam was said to be of moderate level in terms of difficulty for both Slot 1 and Slot 2. Check the section-wise detailed BITSAT 2021 Paper Analysis below:

Section Slot 1 Slot 2
Mathematics Difficulty Level: Moderate but Lengthy
Topics: Algebra, Permutation, Combination, Vector, Binomial Theorem, Quadratic Equation
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Topics: Calculus, Co-ordinate Geometry;
Hardly any question from Complex Numbers asked
Physics Difficulty Level: Moderate
Topics: Communication System, Semiconductor, Modern Physics
Difficulty Level: Moderate & Tricky
Topics: Semi-conductor, Modern Physics, Newton’s Law of Motion, Alternating Currents;
Tricky questions from Electrostatistics, EMI
Chemistry Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: Polymer, Biomolecules, Chemistry in Everyday Life, Electro-chemistry, Solutions
NCERT based questions;
Physical Chemistry had more weightage;
Hardly any question asked from Metallurgy and Surface Chemistry
Difficulty Level: Easy
Topics: Biomolecule, Carboxullic Acid, Aldehyde, Ether & Phenol, Metallurgy;
No questions had been asked from surface chemsitry
English Proficiency and Logical Reasoning Difficulty Level: Easy
the questions were school level and screable
Difficulty Level: Moderate
The passage asked was difficult as compared to shift 1

BITSAT 2023 Exam Highlight

BITSAT 2023 Exam Highlights

  • The question paper will have 150 multiple-choice questions. 
  • For every correct answer, 3 marks will be awarded and for an incorrect answer, 1 mark will be deducted. 
  • Unattempted questions will be marked zero.
  • Candidates can attempt the questions of their choice from any part as there will be no sectional time limit in the exam.
  • The total time duration to complete the test is 3 hours.
  • If a candidate answers all the 150 questions then he/she will get an option of attempting 12 extra questions, if there is still time left.
Sections Subjects No. of Questions
Part I Physics 40
Part II Chemistry 40
Part III English Proficiency 15
Logical Reasoning 10
Part IV Mathematics/Biology ( BPharma) 45
Total Number of Questions 150

Download BITSAT 2023 Practice Papers

BITSAT 2020 Paper Analysis

BITSAT 2020 Paper Analysis: Subject wise Analysis

As per the feedback received from students, most of the questions in BITSAT 2020 were from NCERT textbooks and the difficulty level of the examination was easy to moderate.

  • The exam was moderately difficult
  • Difficulty level was much less as compared to JEE Main and candidates could attempt the whole paper
  • In some of the sessions, Chemistry was difficult as compared to other slots and it consisted mostly of Inorganic Chemistry questions.
  • The Mathematics section in some papers made the exam lengthy and time consuming

BITSAT 2020: Topics with High Weightage

The topics which carried more marks in the different sections are mentioned below.

Subject Topics
Physics Thermodynamics, Wave Optics
Chemistry Organic Chemistry, Elements, Biomolecules
Mathematics Probability, Sequence & Series

BITSAT 2020 Day 1 Analysis:

Physics:

  • It was somewhat difficult
  • The calculations were lengthy

Chemistry:

  • It was the toughest among all the subjects
  • The Inorganic part was entirely from NCERT

Mathematics:

  • It was relatively easy
  • Questions were simpler than the other days

English Proficiency/Logical Reasoning:

  • It was moderately difficult
  • Questions were direct

BITSAT 2020 Day 2 Analysis:

Physics:

  • It was moderately difficult
  • The questions were a bit lengthy
  • More questions were asked from Magnetic Effect of Current & Magnetism, Heat & Thermodynamics, Wave Optics.

Chemistry:

  • It was easiest among all the subjects
  • The Inorganic part was entirely from NCERT
  • Questions were asked from Atomic Structure, Electrochemistry, Biomolecules, Chemical Bonding

Mathematics:

  • It was the toughest of all
  • Questions were tricky and lengthy
  • More questions were asked from Vectors, Circles, Straight Lines

English Proficiency/Logical Reasoning:

  • It was moderately difficult
  • Questions were direct
  • Questions came from Synonyms & Antonyms, Sentence Completion

BITSAT 2020 Day 3 Analysis:

Physics:

  • It was moderately difficult
  • The questions were calculation based
  • The overall difficulty level was well under JEE Main

Chemistry:

  • It was moderate in difficulty
  • The section was in line with NCERT syllabus

Mathematics:

  • It was relatively tough
  • Questions were lengthy and time consuming

English Proficiency/Logical Reasoning:

  • It was moderately difficult
  • Questions were direct

BITSAT 2020 Day 4 Analysis:

Physics:

  • It was Difficult
  • Most of the questions were a lengthy
  • More questions were asked from Magnetic Electrostatics, Heat & Thermodynamics, Wave Optics.

Chemistry:

  • It was moderately difficult
  • The Inorganic part was mostly from NCERT
  • Questions were asked from Chemical Bonding, p-Block elements, Electrochemistry.

Mathematics:

  • It was easiest among all sections
  • Questions were easy to understand and less tricky
  • Most of the questions came from Trigonometric, Sequence & Series, Probability, Sets, Relations, and Functions

English Proficiency/Logical Reasoning:

  • It was moderately difficult in level
  • With normal preparation also you can score good marks
  • Reasoning questions were tricky but solvable
  • Both the sections were neither so tough nor too easy

BITSAT 2020 Day 5 Analysis:

Physics:

  • It was relatively easy than previous dates according to most of the candidates
  • Questions were a bit lengthy but direct
  • Most of the questions were asked from Electrostatics, Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer, Work Power Energy.

Chemistry:

  • It was moderate to difficult this time.
  • Students found the Inorganic part difficult
  • Most of the questions were asked from Electrochemistry, D-Block & F-Block, Hydrocarbons, Biomolecules

Mathematics:

  • According to most of the candidates, Mathematics was difficult for today
  • Questions were tricky and lengthy
  • The larger part of the paper was from class 11th and 12th syllabus
  • Most of the questions came from Probability, Trigonometric, Permutations & Combinations, Limits & Differential Coefficient

English Proficiency/Logical Reasoning:

  • It was the same as previous papers
  • Questions were moderate, neither too easy nor too tough
  • The reasoning section had some tricky questions but understandable

BITSAT 2020 Day 6 Analysis:

Physics:

  • It was tough in both the slots
  • Numerical questions were lengthy
  • It needed strong hold on formulas to solve complex questions
  • most of the questions were asked from Electrostatics, Thermodynamics, Wave Optics, Work Power Energy.

Chemistry:

  • It was moderate to difficult
  • Inorganic part questions were mostly from NCERT
  • Most of the questions were asked from Electrochemistry, Chemical Bonding, D-Block & F-Block, Hydrocarbons.

Mathematics:

  • It was easier in comparison to others
  • Although some questions were lengthy, most of them were understandable
  • With basic preparation, one could score high marks
  • Questions were asked from Trigonometry, Probability, Permutations & Combinations.

English Proficiency/Logical Reasoning:

  • This section has been consistently moderate in difficulty level throughout all the exams
  • English questions mostly had grammar and vocabulary questions
  • Reasoning questions were somewhat tricky, but one could score good marks
  • Questions came from Sequence and series, Sentence completion, Blood Relation, Directions
BITSAT 2019 Paper Analysis

BITSAT 2019 Paper Analysis: Subject wise Analysis

As per the students who attempted BITSAT 2019, the exam was easier when compared with the previous year‘s exam. The brief of exam analysis is listed below:

  • Mathematics was much easier with less lengthy questions.
  • Physics was balanced and not so tough.
  • Chemistry section had some tricky questions.Check BITSAT Exam Pattern
  • The English section was a bit tougher as compared to the previous year’s.
  • Logical reasoning was neither too tough nor too easy.

The paper has a total of 450 marks and details on the basis of the scale of difficulty are as follows:

  • Questions worth 108 marks were easy to attempt.
  • Questions worth 165 marks were of moderate difficulty level.
  • Remaining 102 marks questions were rated as difficult. 

Topic-wise distribution and analysis of previous year BITSAT is given below:

  • The Physics Section was balanced. There were almost 19 questions from class 11th syllabus and 21 Questions from class 12th syllabus. 
  • The chemistry section had 17 questions from class 11th syllabus and 23 questions from class 12th syllabus. Topics were mostly from organic chemistry and General Chemistry.
  • The Mathematics Section had 25 questions from class 11th syllabus and 15 questions from class 12th syllabus. Check Here BITSAT Syllabus

BITSAT 2019: Level of Difficulty

Subject Easy Moderate Difficult
Physics 9 16 15
Chemistry 13 18 9
Mathematics 14 21 10

BITSAT 2019 Additional Questions Analysis

  • As discussed with some of the students who could finish the paper early, they reported that the paper could be finished in approximately 2 hr 20 min duration, if attempted with speed and management.
  • Post that the screen asks to attempt the additional questions.
  • To students' surprise, the extra questions were much easier than the actual paper and could be finished in 12-15 minutes time.

BITSAT 2019 Physics Section

  • Physics section was more based on theory, instead of numerical.
  • If you don’t have strong command over formulas but are very much well versed with theory, you can easily ace the physics section.

BITSAT 2019 Chemistry Section

  • The Chemistry section was totally based on factual questions.
  • As compared to last year, physical chemistry was less questioned.
  • Inorganic chemistry had very less or almost no part in the paper.
  • The major part was questioned by Organic Chemistry.
  • There were many questions from biomolecules, polymers and chemistry in everyday life.

BITSAT 2019 Maths Section

  • This section was a moderate one.
  • You can attempt almost all the questions if you know 3/4 formulas of all the chapters from maths NCERT.
  • The questions asked were very basic.

BITSAT 2019 English Proficiency and Logical Reasoning

  • This was the most scoring section out of all. Logical Reasoning included some tricky questions but in a balanced attempt. 
BITSAT 2018 Paper Analysis

BITSAT 2018 Exam Analysis: Subject wise Analysis

As per the analysis, it is marked that BITSAT 2018 is easier as compared to previous years’ exams. BITSAT question paper is balanced with easy, moderate, and difficult questions on the scale of difficulty of the exam. Candidates who prepared and revised the topics properly were at the advantage of clearing the exam with a better score.

BITSAT 2018: Level of Difficulty

BITSAT 2018 was considered to have a moderate level of difficulty as most of the questions were direct and conceptual. BITSAT 2018 seems to have been of moderate level still there were some difficult questions. The weightage of marks was almost the same for Class XI and Class XII standard syllabus.

BITSAT 2018 Paper Analysis for Physics

Physics section was the toughest among all the other sections of the exam. It included many calculations based questions making the section time consuming and lengthy.

  • The maximum questions were from Electricity and Magnetism (15 questions).
  • The lowest weightage in this section was given to Heat & Thermodynamics, SHM & Waves, Modern Physics and Optics (14 questions).
  • There were 11 questions from Mechanics and 4 from Modern Physics this year. Download BITSAT Practice Papers

Given below is the chapter wise weightage of Physics section in BITSAT 2018:

Topic Syllabus No. of Questions Difficulty Level
Electricity and Magnetism Class XII 15 Moderate
Heat and Thermodynamics Class XI 4 Difficult
Mechanics Class XI 11 Moderate
Modern Physics Class XII 4 Easy
Optics Class XII 4 Moderate
SHM & Waves Class XI 2 Difficult
  • Physics section was the toughest of all the four sections. It had 40 questions carrying 3 marks each. The majority of the questions appeared from the Electrostatics and Magnetic Field.
  • Students having a grip over these two units would have done fairly well in this section. Mechanics also had a good weightage with nearly 11 questions.

Here is a table providing the details of distribution of marks in Physics section across Units and Topics:

Topics Sub-Topics No. of Question Total Marks
Electricity and Magnetism Current Electricity 5 15
Electromagnetic Field 4 12
E.M.I 3 9
Electrostatic 3 9
Heat and Thermodynamics Heat transfer 2 6
Thermodynamics 2 6
Mechanics Kinematics 2 3
Friction 1 3
Work Power Energy 2 6
Center of Mass 1 3
Fluid Mechanics & Properties of Matter 2 6
Projectile Motion 1 3
Rigid Body Dynamic 2 6
Modern Physics Modern Physics 3 9
Semiconductor 1 3
Optics Ray Optics 2 6
Wave Optics 2 6
SHM & Waves SHM 2 6
String Waves and Sound Wave 2 6
Total - 40 120

BITSAT 2018 Paper Analysis for Chemistry

The level of difficulty of this section was between easy to moderate. Though this section was trickier than the previous year. Inorganic Chemistry and Physical Chemistry was unexpectedly easier than General and Organic Chemistry.

  • The maximum weightage was given to Physical Chemistry (18 questions).
  • There were 8 questions from Inorganic Chemistry and 14 from Organic.

Here is the chapter wise weightage of Chemistry section in BITSAT 2018:

Topic Syllabus No. of Questions Difficulty
Inorganic Chemistry-1 Class XI 2 Easy
Organic Chemistry- Class XI 5 Moderate
Physical Chemistry-1 Class XI 10 Moderate
Inorganic Chemistry-2 Class XII 6 Easy
Organic Chemistry-2 Class XII 9 Difficult
Physical Chemistry-2 Class XII 8 Moderate

The chemistry section was of easy to moderate level with the majority of the questions falling in the moderate category.

  • This section had 40 questions for 3 marks each.
  • Out of these 40 questions, 18 questions were of moderate level, 13 were easy.
  • Organic chemistry along with Physical Chemistry covered more than 65% of the questions.

Students having a grip over these two units would have done quite well in this section. Here is a table providing the details of marks distribution in Chemistry section across Units and Topics:

Section Topic Name No. of Questions Total Marks
Inorganic Chemistry-1 Chemical Bonding 1 3
Periodic Table & Periodicity 1 3
Inorganic Chemistry-2 D-Block & F Block 2 6
Coordination Compounds 2 6
Qualitative Analysis 2 6
Organic Chemistry-1 General Organic Chemistry 3 9
Hydrocarbons 2 6
Organic Chemistry-2 Alkyl Halide, Alcohol & Ether, Carbohydrate, Amino Acids & Polymers 3 9
Aldehyde & Ketone 1 3
Practical Organic Chemistry 1 3
Biomolecules 2 6
Chemistry in Everyday Life 2 6
Physical Chemistry-1 Atomic Structure 2 6
Gaseous State 2 6
Ionic Equilibrium 2 6
Thermodynamic & Thermochemistry 2 6
Ionic Equilibrium 2 6
Physical Chemistry-2 Chemical Kinetic 2 6
Electrochemistry 3 9
Solid State 2 6
Redox Reactions 1 3
Grand total - 40 120

BITSAT 2018 Paper Analysis for Mathematics

Mathematics was a moderate section in BITSAT. According to the review of the students, only 10 questions were difficult in the exam.

  • The most number of questions were asked from Application of Derivatives (7 questions)
  • A total of 26 questions were asked from Class XI syllabus.

Given below is the chapter wise weightage of Mathematics section:

Topic Syllabus No. of questions Difficulty
Circles Class XII 4 Moderate
Straight Lines & Pair of Straight lines Class XII 2 Difficult
Continuity & Differentiability Class XII 2 Difficult
Theory of Equation Class XI 2 Easy
Binomial Theorem Class XI 2 Moderate
Sets, Relations & Functions Class XI 2 Easy
Properties of Triangles Class XI 1 Difficult
Trigonometric Ratios & Identities Class XI 2 Easy
Trigonometric Equations Class XII 2 Easy
Probability Class XII 2 Easy
Matrices & Determinants Class XI 3 Moderate
Application of Derivatives Class XII 7 Moderate
Permutations & Combinations Class XI 3 Easy
Parabola Class XI 2 Difficult
Sequence & Series Class XI 4 Moderate
Inverse Trigonometry Class XI 1 Difficult
Limits & Differential Coefficient Class XI 2 Difficult
Statistics Class XI 1 Easy
Complex Numbers Class XI 1 Moderate

This section was easier than last year but most of the candidates found it to be difficult due to lengthier and time-consuming problems.

  • Questions based on simple formulae also consumed time as they were calculation based.
  • This section focused on Class XI syllabus unlike other sections.
  • There were 25 questions from Class XI and 20 questions from Class XII syllabus.
  • Most of the questions in this section were of moderate level.

Here is a table providing the details of marks distribution in Mathematics section across Units and Topics:

Topic No. of questions Total Marks
Circles 4 12
Straight Lines & Pair of Straight lines 2 6
Continuity & Differentiability 2 6
Theory of Equation 2 6
Binomial Theorem 2 6
Sets, Relations & Functions 2 6
Properties of Triangles 1 3
Trigonometric Ratios & Identities 2 6
Trigonometric Equations 2 6
Probability 2 6
Matrices Determinants 3 9
Application of Derivatives 7 21
Permutations & Combinations 3 9
Parabola 2 6
Sequence & Series 4 12
Inverse Trigonometry 1 3
Limits & Differential Coefficient 2 6
Statistics 1 3
Complex Numbers 1 3
Grand Total 45 135

BITSAT 2018 Paper Analysis for English Proficiency and Logical Reasoning

A total of 25 questions were asked in this section, 10 from English Proficiency and 15 from Logical Reasoning. BITSAT Exam Analysis 2018 for English Proficiency and Logical Reasoning is mentioned below-

BITSAT Paper Analysis for English Proficiency

  • This section tests the knowledge of the English Language,
  • All the questions were moderate in nature except for Synonyms & Antonyms.
  • 2 questions were from Synonyms & Antonyms.
  • Questions of Reading Comprehension were very simple and easy.
  • Students attempting this question can easily secure full marks in the same.
  • Overall this section was moderate and easily doable.

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Here is a table providing the details of marks distribution in English across Topics:

Topic No. of questions Marks
Synonyms & Antonyms 2 6
Comprehension 4 12
Collective Nouns 2 6
Grammar 2 6
Total 10 30

BITSAT 2018 Paper Analysis for Logical Reasoning

  • This section tests the logical thinking of the candidates.
  • All the questions in this section were lengthy and tricky but candidates managed to attempt all of them in time.
  • There were questions from the topic of Family Tree, Completing a sequence, Logical Deduction.

Here is a table providing the details of marks distribution in Logical Reasoning across Topics:

Topic No. of questions Marks
Figure Completion & Analysis 4 12
Completing a sequence 2 8
Questions on Family tree 2 8
Numbers & Alphabetical Series Test 2 8
Logical Deduction 4 16
Rule Detection 1 4
Total 15 60
Frequently Asked Questions

BITSAT 2023 Paper Analysis FAQs

Ques: How many times in a year can a candidate take BITSAT 2023?

Ans: Candidates are allowed to take BITSAT only once in a year. Students who have passed 12th exams in 2020 or appearing in 2023 are eligible to apply. In the 12th exam, candidates must have obtained 75% marks in PCB/PCM group along with 60% each subject.

Ques: Are only multiple-choice questions asked in BITSAT 2023?

Ans: Yes, only multiple choices will be asked in BITSAT. The questions will be asked from Part I – Physics, Part II – Chemistry, Part III – Maths/Biology, Part VI – English Proficiency & LR. The syllabus of all these subjects/ parts will be based on class 11th and 12th class. 

Ques: How many questions are asked from each subject in BITSAT 2023?

Ans: The total number of questions varies from subject to subject.

Sections Subjects No. of Questions
Part I Physics 40
Part II Chemistry 40
Part III English Proficiency 15
Logical Reasoning 10
Part IV Mathematics/Biology ( BPharma) 45
Total Number of Questions 150

Ques: What is BITSAT 2023 criteria for bonus questions?

Ans: If a candidate answers all the 150 questions then he/she will get an option of attempting 12 extra questions if there is still time left. These extra questions will be asked from PCM/B only that means four questions from each part. If a candidate has opted for these extra questions option then they cannot go back to correct the questions attempted earlier.

Ques: What are the major topics for English and LR section in BITSAT?

Ans: The major topics are: Synonyms & Antonyms, Comprehension, Grammar, Figure Completion & Analysis, Numbers & Alphabetical Series Test, Completing a sequence, Questions on the Family tree, etc. The total number of questions from this section are: 15 from English and 10 from LR. To crack this section candidates need the practice of different types of question sets.

*The article might have information for the previous academic years, which will be updated soon subject to the notification issued by the University/College.

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