BITSAT 2025 Session 1 admit card released: Exams scheduled from May 26 to 30
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To access the admit card, students must log in using their application number and password.
The BITSAT admit card includes important information such as the candidate's name, photograph, signature, exam date, time, and test center address. Candidates must carry a printed copy of the admit card along with a valid photo ID to the examination center. Entry will not be allowed without these documents.
How to download BITSAT admit card 2025?
To download the BITSAT 2025 admit card:
Visit the official website: bitsadmission.com
Click on the link 'Download BITSAT-2025 Hall Ticket'
Enter your application number and password
Submit the details to view your admit card
Download and print the admit card for future use
Direct link to download BITSAT admit card for session 1 exam is provided
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Candidates must carefully check all details printed on the admit card. In case of any discrepancies, they should immediately contact the BITS Pilani admissions office for corrections. It's also recommended to review the exam day instructions to ensure a smooth and stress-free experience.
BITSAT 2025 Exam Schedule and Shifts
The BITSAT 2025 Session 1 exam will be conducted from May 26 to May 30, 2025. Each exam day will have two slots: a morning session from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM and an afternoon session from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
Candidates are advised to reach their respective centers well in advance and adhere to all examination guidelines.
For ongoing updates and additional information, candidates should visit the official BITSAT website regularly.
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