For BITSAT 2027, the participating campuses and programme list had not been published on the official pages checked by 27 October 2026. The latest detailed source is the BITSAT 2026 brochure, which covered First Degree admissions at Pilani, K K Birla Goa and Hyderabad. Applicants should use the next brochure to confirm both the campus list and which degrees are offered at each campus.
Campuses and programmes in the 2026 brochure
The 2026 brochure listed B.E., B.Pharm. and integrated M.Sc. programmes for the three Indian campuses. Pilani offered B.E. disciplines including Chemical, Civil, Computer Science, Electrical and Electronics, Electronics and Instrumentation, Electronics and Communication, Mathematics and Computing, Mechanical, Manufacturing, Environmental and Sustainability Engineering, and Pharmaceutical Engineering. It also listed B.Pharm., multiple M.Sc. disciplines and M.Sc. General Studies.
K K Birla Goa listed B.E. programmes including Chemical, Computer Science, Electronics and Communication, Electrical and Electronics, Electronics and Instrumentation, Electronics and Computer Engineering, Mathematics and Computing, Mechanical, and Environmental and Sustainability Engineering, along with the listed M.Sc. disciplines. Hyderabad listed B.E. programmes including Chemical, Civil, Computer Science, Electronics and Communication, Electrical and Electronics, Electronics and Instrumentation, Mathematics and Computing, Mechanical, Environmental and Sustainability Engineering and Pharmaceutical Engineering. It also listed B.Pharm. and the M.Sc. disciplines.
The brochure noted that students admitted to an M.Sc. programme could apply after first year for a dual degree in Engineering at BITS Pilani, with assignment based on their performance at BITS. This is an internal progression option described for those 2026 programmes, not a guaranteed second degree or an entry route to assume before admission.
How BITSAT connects to campus choices
The 2026 FAQ said an applicant interested in the three Indian campuses did not need to apply separately to each. The 2026 admissions process asked candidates to submit Class 12 marks and programme preferences through a separate First Degree form after taking BITSAT. The candidate's choice list therefore connected the entrance result with the available campus-programme options. Use the current form for the exact choice rules, eligibility filters and deadline in the next cycle.
Do not assume every programme is offered at all campuses. A campus-specific option should be checked against the table in the relevant year's brochure before it is placed in a preference list. Names can also differ slightly between documents, especially where a programme was added or renamed. Compare the exact degree title and campus rather than relying on a general statement that a college “accepts BITSAT.”
Distinguish BITS campuses from other routes
The BITS First Degree site describes additional admission modalities, including direct admission for board toppers and an International Student Admission scheme. It also says BITSAT can be a route for selected international collaborative programmes. Those routes have their own conditions and programme scope. Their mention does not show that another university or unrelated campus accepts BITSAT for its regular admissions.
The 2026 brochure's main BITSAT scope was First Degree admission at Pilani, K K Birla Goa and Hyderabad. The BITS admissions site separately lists Dubai and other initiatives in its wider institutional information, but the 2026 brochure does not support assuming that the same Indian BITSAT preference form covers every campus, collaborative programme or location. Verify the route named in the current programme notice before applying.
Make a programme shortlist
Use the latest brochure to create a table with campus, exact degree title, subject eligibility and preference order. Check whether your Class 12 route is PCM or PCB and whether that programme permits it. The 2026 brochure restricted Biology as the test subject to B.Pharm., B.E. Environmental and Sustainability Engineering, and M.Sc. Biological Sciences; it also set programme-specific Class 12 requirements. A campus appearing in the brochure does not remove those eligibility conditions.
After the exam, review the official programme preference form and any published cutoff history. Keep the academic year visible beside prior scores: BITS says cutoffs vary by year, campus and programme. Historical scores help describe past outcomes but do not guarantee a future offer. Follow the current candidate portal for actual offer iterations and acceptance steps.
Frequently asked questions
Which campuses were in the 2026 BITSAT brochure? Pilani, K K Birla Goa and Hyderabad.
Did applicants submit separate applications for those three campuses? The official 2026 FAQ said no; candidates used the BITS process and submitted programme preferences.
Does every campus offer every B.E. or M.Sc. programme? No. The brochure gives campus-specific lists; verify the exact programme before making preferences.
Does the BITSAT form include Dubai or all collaborative programmes? The 2026 material does not justify assuming that. Check the programme's current admission route and notice.
Are the 2026 campus and degree lists confirmed for 2027? No. The 2027 programme list had not been announced in the pages checked by 27 October 2026.
