BITSAT iteration 1 result 2025 out on bitsadmission.com; confirm allotment by July 14
Vikas Kumar Pandit | July 11, 2025 | 09:07 AM IST | 1 min read
BITSAT Counselling 2025: To access the iteration 1 result, candidates will have to log in using the new credentials that have been sent to their registered email ID.
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Try NowBirla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS) Pilani has declared the iteration 1 result for the Birla Institute of Technology and Science Admission Test (BITSAT) 2025. Candidates who submitted their preference form for admission and completed the fee payment process can now check their admission status through the official website at bitsadmission.com.
To access the BITSAT iteration 1 result 2025, candidates will have to log in using the new credentials that have been sent to their registered email ID used during BITSAT 2025 registration. The iteration result includes details of seat allotment based on BITSAT scores, choices, and the availability of seats.
Candidates who have not completed the fee payment process can do so by July 14 through the official website and confirm their seat. Candidates who are allotted seats in BITSAT iteration 1 have to report to the allotted institute for document verification and the further admission process.
Candidates who have not been allotted a seat in the BITSAT 2025 iteration 1 or are not satisfied with the seat allotted to them can participate in the upcoming iterations. The institute will conduct further iterations based on the availability of seats.
BITS Pilani offers direct admission to students who have secured the first rank in their Class 12 board exam. This special provision is open to toppers from all recognised central and state boards, allowing them to secure admission to their preferred programme without appearing for BITSAT.
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BITSAT Counselling 2025: Seat matrix
The BITSAT counselling 2025 seat matrix, as shown in the table below, outlines the distribution of available seats across various programmes.
|
Course |
Seats |
|
BE Computer Science |
150 |
|
BE Mechanical Engineering |
120 |
|
BE Electrical and Electronics |
120 |
|
BE Electronics and Instrumentation |
60 |
|
BE Chemical Engineering |
60 |
|
BE Manufacturing Engineering |
20 |
|
Bachelor of Pharmacy |
60 |
|
MBA |
30 |
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