The BITSAT 2027 admit card, called the hall ticket, is downloaded from your BITSAT login after test city allotment and slot booking, separately for each session you take. It shows your test centre, date and slot. The 2027 dates are not out; in 2026 hall tickets came on 10 April for Session 1 and 20 May for Session 2.
BITSAT Admit Card 2027
When the BITSAT 2027 hall ticket is expected, how to get it, what it shows and the rules at the test centre.
Is BITSAT Admit Card 2027 out?
Not yet. The date for BITSAT Admit Card 2027 has not been announced.
- Hall ticket download (Session 1)
- To be announced
- Hall ticket download (Session 2)
- To be announced
- BITSAT 2027 Session 1
- To be announced
- BITSAT 2027 Session 2
- To be announced
How to Download the BITSAT 2027 Admit Card
- Check your allotted test city when BITS announces it, about two weeks before the session.
- Log in to the BITSAT application portal with your application number and password and book your test date and slot in the booking window.
- When hall tickets are released, log in again and open the hall ticket link.
- Check your name, photo, test centre, date and slot.
- Download the hall ticket with its instructions and print it.
If you do not book a slot in time, the system allots a date and slot for you from your preferences and the free slots. You still download your hall ticket the same way.
How are the BITSAT test city and slot allotted?
You give three test city preferences in the form and BITS allots one of them; candidates choosing Kathmandu can add two Indian cities, and Dubai or Kuwait applicants get only that centre. You then book a date and slot yourself. In 2026 the Session 1 city allotment came on 28 March and slot booking ran from 29 to 31 March.
What details are printed on the BITSAT 2027 admit card?
The hall ticket names your exact test centre and carries the exam-day instructions, along with your personal and slot details.
What should I carry to the BITSAT exam centre?
Only candidates with a hall ticket are let into the test centre.
- The printed BITSAT hall ticket
- Your Aadhaar card: BITS checks your application details against it at the centre
- A pen for rough work and signing; a scratch pad is given at the centre and must be returned
What are the BITSAT exam-day rules?
BITS records each candidate’s fingerprint and photo at the test and matches them again at admission, and centres are watched by web cameras or CCTV.
- Calculators, mobile phones, log tables and any electronic device are not allowed.
- You cannot take personal belongings into the exam hall.
- If you leave for the washroom, you go through biometric checks and screening again before re-entry.
- If a question looks wrong, tell the invigilator at once; such reports are recorded and reviewed later.
- Breaking centre rules ends your test and disqualifies you.
Practise the computer-based format with the BITSAT previous year papers before your slot.
Free full-length BITSAT mock tests with timers and answers.