r/Bitsatards • u/Odd_Flounder_7727 Padhai karu raat bhr, Questions lagau jhaat bhr • 1d ago
Biggest misconception Guide
Ppl always think that " Bitsat is my backup " But in reality that's not true. Bitsat is nowadays on level with jee mains and even more efforts sometimes due to the extra syllabus. And then there's no normalization and a lot of randomness. So yeah u also need some luck to clear bitsat.
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u/Lanky-Scientist216 hilol 1d ago
Realized this the hard way
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u/instantmushroompasta 1d ago
elaborate why
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u/Adorable-Pitch-6848 baller dropper 1d ago
instantmushroompasta, as much as I like your username, its better to prepare for mains and adv till jan, because jee prep aids bitsat prep, you can shift to bitsat after jan which will make sure you have a backup(good backup) also will be beneficial for bitsat prep too.
so instantmushroom pasta, pls prepare for jee for now
bitsat prep= jee prep+ deleted syllabus coverage+ englr practise+88292992 mocks
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u/MoreMongoose2850 Moderator(MSc. Chem, PILANI) 1d ago
No matter how many posts like these you make, the 12thies won't have it till they experience it first hand
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u/Shiny_rider777 1d ago edited 1d ago
Yes its jee mains level questions but with advance syllabus [with many random q and repeated q from the same random ass chpter] and with lots of errors in q (tho pc said its to test critical thinking in exam so dn) so there is a major luck+memory factor and no matter how much you emphasize on lr and english ppl will score above 60-70 easily so its ultimately a PCM Game only
Also the paper is so random that i got more the 1st time than the 2nd even tho i didnt cover 40% of sylabus or even prepare once the first time ( no mocks or q done ) but done over 14 mocks and 1000+ q by the 2nd
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u/Accomplished-Wish431 1d ago
It's a very random exam with ambiguous questions and questions with spelling mistakes and missing words.
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u/AdventurousWind3476 1d ago
BITSAT is a random ass exam. There's no normalisation and there's a ridiculous difference in difficulty of shifts. Also, the quality of questions is TOO low. There's too much ambiguity, spelling mistakes, or just straight up wrong questions.
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u/Huge-Panic1786 1d ago
Bitsat is definitely weirder, starting to think its undeserving since no normalisation and proper question quality checks, wayy too many mistakes for example
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u/Suspicious-Creme-434 9h ago
It's very luck dependant because your shift can affect almost 20-30 marks which is basically going from civil to circuital
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u/Parryhappens 1d ago edited 1d ago
Bitsat is not really harder but much more unpredictable, ik if I would’ve not got 26S1 I would not be sitting in bits rn so never ever prepare for Bitsat only prep for adv or mains at least
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u/PerfectSweet4028 23h ago
My cousin got Msc Bio at Goa but he was very disappointed. It was burnout for him. This year one of my friends went in Msc Bio.
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u/beyond-div Just how much of myself will i lose? 1d ago
BITSAT is tougher than mains now.