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I feel like some mock platforms just make papers tougher than needed, which doesn’t really help with BITSAT since it’s more about speed.

Tried Masterclass Space recently and it felt closer to what I’d expect in the real exam (not too easy, not too tough).

Curious what others think — which mock series are you using?

Made a rough BITSAT 2026 score vs branch guide based on last 3 years cutoffs — hope this helps someone

Spent an hour compiling this from previous year data because I could not find a clean version anywhere. Sharing here — correct me if anything is off.

BITS Pilani (approximate 2026 targets):

CSE — aim for 325+

Mathematics and Computing — 310+

ECE — 305+

Mechanical — 280+

BITS Hyderabad (approximate 2026 targets):

CSE — aim for 295+

ECE — 275+

Mechanical — 255+

BITS Goa (approximate 2026 targets):

CSE — aim for 285+

ECE — 265+

One thing worth knowing — LR and English together are 30 marks. Most people I know are scoring 18–20 there consistently. Getting that to 26–28 is genuinely achievable in 3–4 weeks and could be the difference between Hyderabad CSE and Pilani Mechanical.

Where is everyone sitting right now? Curious how accurate these targets feel to people who have given mocks recently.

Just got done with BITSAT Session-1 and ended up with a score of 254. Not perfect, but honestly better than what I was getting in mocks.

One thing that surprisingly helped me push my score was Logical Reasoning practice. I feel like it’s one section where you can gain marks pretty quickly if you practice the right type of questions.

I didn’t use anything fancy — just practiced from a free PDF source consistently, and it made a noticeable difference in speed and accuracy. I’ll drop it in the comments in case anyone needs it.

Also, I’ve been giving mocks on Masterclass Space recently.

Still planning to improve for Session-2, so if anyone has tips to push from 250s to 330+, would really appreciate it 🙏