BITSAT 2022: Solve sample paper to know the exam pattern
Debodh Kumar | March 8, 2022 | 09:03 AM IST | 2 mins read
BITS is going to conduct the BITSAT 2022 exam in online mode. Interested candidates can use the BITSAT sample paper 2022 to practice for the examination.
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Download EBookNew Delhi: Birla Institute of Technology and Sciences (BITS) will be conducting the BITSAT 2022 exam for admissions into undergraduate engineering courses. BITSAT exam 2022 will be conducted as a computer-based test. In order to practice and sharpen skills, candidates must solve the BITSAT sample paper 2022.
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BITSAT 2022 exam is going to be a 3 hours examination, so solving the BITSAT sample paper will enhance the candidate’s time management skills. The BITSAT 2022 exam question paper will be made up of four parts – Part I (Physics), Part II (Chemistry), Part III (English proficiency and logical reasoning), and Part IV (Mathematics). The total number of questions in the BITSAT 2022 exam will be 150.
BITSAT 2022 Sample Paper PDF – Download
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How to Use BITSAT Sample Paper 2022?
It is common among the aspirants that they do not know how much they should prepare for the exam. Thus, they commit the mistake of studying more without even realizing it. That’s why careers360 has come up with strong pointers to guide aspirants that they should be using while solving the sample paper of BITSAT 2022:
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First of all, candidates should start collecting as many question papers and sample papers of BITSAT that are available in the market.
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Once, the candidate has covered the BITSAT syllabus, then he/she should start solving the BITSAT sample papers.
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Candidates should analyze their solved sample papers and check the total number of questions that were correct and those which were incorrect.
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Now, their duty is to look for the solutions to the incorrect answers that went wrong due to any reason.
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After knowing the overall result, the candidate should start focusing on studying those topics in-depth where he/she lacks grip from different sources or books.
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When a candidate solves around 7-8 BITSAT sample papers, it becomes easy for him/her to solve at least 25% of the BITSAT question paper in one stroke.
BITSAT 2022 Exam Pattern
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Mode of exam |
Computer Based Test (CBT) |
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Exam duration |
3 Hours |
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Types of questions |
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) |
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Language |
English |
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Parts in the question paper |
Part I – Physics Part II – Chemistry Part III – English proficiency and logical reasoning Part IV – Mathematics |
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Distribution of questions for each part |
Physics – 40 Chemistry – 40 English proficiency – 15 Logical reasoning – 10 Mathematics – 45 |
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Total number of questions |
150 |
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Marking scheme |
3 marks will be awarded for every correct answer 1 mark will be deducted for every wrong answer No marks will be deducted for not attempting a question |
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