How to prepare for BITSAT 2021 at home; Check preparation tips
Gargi Tomar | April 27, 2021 | 04:23 PM IST | 1 min read
Birla Institute of Technology and Sciences (BITS) will conduct the BITSAT 2021 from June 24 to 30, in online mode. Students aspiring to crack BITSAT 2021 can read the preparation tips here.
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Download EBookNew Delhi: The Birla Institute of Technology and Sciences conducts BITSAT exams for admission to various BTech programmes. Students preparing for BITSAT 2021 might be looking for a well-planned preparation strategy to give a correct direction to their preparation. Mentioned below are some preparation tips for BITSAT 2021. Students can go through them and find some answers to their question - “How to prepare for BITSAT 2021”.
Make a study plan- Planning is the foremost step for preparation. Make a study schedule and make sure that you follow it on a regular basis. Planning is of no use without execution.
Syllabus and exam pattern- Get familiar with the BITSAT 2021 syllabus and BITSAT exam pattern 2021 to know all the topics that are required to be covered and weightage. Make sure that no topic is left uncovered while preparing for BITSAT 2021.
BITSAT 2021: Exam Pattern
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Particulars |
Specifications |
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Mode of Examination |
online |
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Number of Questions |
150 |
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Sections in Question Paper |
4 (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and English Proficiency & Logical Reasoning) |
|
Duration of Examination |
3 hours |
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Type of Questions |
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) |
|
Marking scheme |
Every correct answer will be given 3 marks, while incorrect response will fetch -1, and unattempted questions were given no marks. |
Books are the best friends - Refer to the good books related to the BITSAT syllabus. Always remember that one good book is equal to ten friends.
Time Management - Having a fair knowledge of how to manage time is a key to success. Managing time to study all the sections of the syllabus as well as managing time between studying and relaxing is very important.
Practise is the key- Practise more until you are near perfection. Practice from the mock tests and sample papers. Also, go through the previous years’ question papers to prepare better.
Revision - After covering everything revise it again and keep revising till the topics and basic concepts are at the fingertips.
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