Does BITS, Hyderabad accept JEE Mains?
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No, BITS only accept their own entrance test marks and from that only admission takes place and through merit, the campus are awarded. -
Hi Bhaskar,
BITS Pilani, Hyderabad Campus or any of the campuses of BITS accepts only BITSAT score for admission into its First Degree BE and M.Sc Courses. So, if you haven't appeared for it, I would request you to appear next year. Otherwise, you can try for other good colleges which accepts JEE Mains Score like BIT Mesra, DTU etc. Best Wishes. -
Dear Bhaskar,
BITS conduct its own test BITSAT and admit students on basis of that. But you have certain private universities like LPU, SRM, etc. Which take admission on basis of JEE apart from their own test. They have the provision of direct admission too subject to fulfilling the eligibility criteria. These universities have wonderful infrastructure and world-class facilities to offer to students apart from good placements. They also offer scholarship.
Good luck. -
BITS accept only BITSAT scores for admissions. The second way is being a board topper. -
No, BITS has its own admission/entrance examination, they accept admission only on the basis of that.
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