BITSAT 2026 cut-offs out for BE, BPharm, MSc programmes; check campus-wise scores

Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS) has released the final BITSAT cut-off scores for admission to various first-degree programmes for the academic year 2026-27. The institute has announced cut-offs for programmes offered at the Pilani, K K Birla Goa and Hyderabad campuses.

The BITSAT maximum score for all the programmes listed is 390. The final cut-off score for a programme can also be subject to the bracketing rule, under which Physics Chemistry Maths (PCM) scores are considered if more candidates secure a particular BITSAT score than the number of seats available.

BITS Pilani BITSAT cut-offs 2026

At the Pilani campus, the B.E. Computer Science programme has a cut-off score of 308, while B.E. Mathematics and Computing has a cut-off of 299. The cut-off for B.E. Electronics and Communication is 289, and for B.E. Electrical and Electronics it is 266.

Among the M.Sc. programmes, the cut-off is 256 for Economics, 246 for Semiconductor and Nanoscience, 241 for Mathematics, 235 for Physics, 227 for Chemistry and 218 for Biological Sciences.

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BITS Goa BITSAT cut-offs 2026

At the K K Birla Goa campus, the highest cut-off among the listed programmes is 274 for B.E. Computer Science. B.E. Mathematics and Computing has a cut-off of 270, followed by B.E. Electronics and Computer at 266 and B.E. Electronics and Communication at 261.

For M.Sc. programmes, the cut-offs range from 217 for Biological Sciences to 246 for Economics.

BITS Hyderabad BITSAT cut-offs 2026

B.E. Computer Science has a cut-off score of 272, while B.E. Mathematics and Computing has a cut-off of 268. B.E. Electronics and Communication has a cut-off of 261 and B.E. Electrical and Electronics has a cut-off of 251.

Among the M.Sc. programmes, Economics has the highest cut-off at 244, followed by Semiconductor and Nanoscience at 241, Mathematics at 230, Physics at 229, Chemistry at 223 and Biological Sciences at 217.

The final cut-off score for a programme is also subject to the bracketing rule. If more candidates obtain the same BITSAT score than the number of seats available for a particular programme, the PCM scores will be considered for determining admission.