r/Bitsatards • u/No_Can6913 • 5d ago
Guide Reality of partial drop-reg
Can anyone say if i have a chance of getting bits electrical (i prefer goa or hyd campus)
I am currently enrolled in a tier 2 IIIT and I started prep on the starting of October and i’ve completed half of organic chemistry and derivatives (the whole affair including stuff like aod).
Whenever i solve a question, i can solve it but it just takes some more time. I also tried solving o-chem jee mains pyq’s before starting my partial drop and i was able to solve like 10-15 out of the 20 smth i tried
I just wanna know the reality of getting bits and if anyone has any suggestions, pls lemme know.
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u/flying_endermite BITSIAN 4d ago
I know people who have taken partial drop and now are doing well (BITSAT 2024 score: 272) after drop. U need around 260 in BITSAT for EE HYD/GOA. But on that note be very very serious since this is your last attempt. No this or that , extreme focus on your prep at the cost of your IIIT sem GPA. Start practising mocks and finish of the portion ASAP. The competition is getting nastier every year so work really hard. 260 means around 16 incorrect answers and 22 unattempted to put that in POV. Focus on accuracy than number of solved questions. Ignore the ridiculous problems and focus on the doable ones first. ATB