Can I clear my BITSAT exam only by preparing through class 12th syllabus? I am not yet done with the syllabus of class 11th.

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Harshit Gupta
9 years ago
No, you would not be able to surpass the cutoff (which is minimum of 300 out of 450) if you only prepare for the 12th syllabus. The 11th syllabus is as important as the 12th and carries equal weightage (might vary a little bit). It is advised that you prepare both the 11th as well as 12th syllabus.

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jagadeesh jay
9 years ago
Without studying 11th, you won't come to 12th. So, leave your fear and prepare well for exam and syllabus for that you will get on the website. All the best.

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9 years ago
You will not qualify without completing your 11th course for BITSAT.

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