Panaji: At least 10 students from the country have scored 350 values ​​and more than 450 in bitsat, so that they qualify for seats in any branch on their chosen campus.
About seven students have scored between 300 to 329, and tend to be eligible for acceptance to any branches except computer science in each bit of the Pilani Institutes.
Some students from Goa who scored more than 350 were Ratan Dodaliganwar (399), Harsh Khandeparker (377), Aditya Bhat (358), Kamat (356) rujula, Joshua Barretto (353) and Agrajah Bhobe (353).
Many students who qualify from the country come from the Mushifund Aryan Secondary School, Cujira.
Students with a score of up to 275 may not be able to achieve the main engineering department program, but tend to be eligible for the Dual University Bits Pilani degree program.
At least three have qualified from the cave in this bracket too.
This year, the cut off score for receipt is estimated at around 230 values ​​because the score swims compared to previous years during a pandemic.
Students said that they found Bitsat became very difficult in terms of this year’s difficulty.
“Even though it became a year of pandemic and Bitsat became more difficult this year, our students did it very well.
More than 17 students have a score of 300 pluses.
In addition to six top, our students, Vyankates Prabhudesai, said.
Thirteen students from the Institute are at the Institute Between those who have scored more than 99 percent in the jee session – 3 newly announced results.
The National Test Agency stated that Harsh Khandeparkar, with a percentile of 99.91, the top of the cave.