Birla Institute of Technology & Science (BITS) Pilani has officially opened admissions for international students under the International Students Admission (ISA) Scheme 2026 for undergraduate programmes in engineering, science, and technology. This initiative offers an excellent opportunity for students holding non-Indian passports to pursue higher education at BITS Pilani’s campuses in Pilani, Goa, and Hyderabad.

📅 Key Dates

• ISA-2026 applications opened on December 12, 2025.

• Last date to apply: April 5, 2026 (5:00 PM IST).

• Applicants can edit or correct their submitted forms during the correction window from April 13 to April 15, 2026.

🧑‍🎓 Admission Process

• Admission to undergraduate programmes under ISA-2026 is based on SAT scores.

• Candidates must submit essential documents such as passport or proof of citizenship, Class 12 marksheets, recent photograph, valid email ID, and mobile number.

• A merit list will be prepared using SAT scores, and admission offers will be issued accordingly.

🌍 Who Can Apply?

• Students holding a foreign (non-Indian) passport are eligible.

• Applicants should have completed or be appearing for Class 12 or equivalent with good proficiency in English.

• Strong academic background in subjects such as Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry/Biology is generally required, depending on the chosen programme.

🎓 Academic Experience at BITS Pilani

Students admitted through the ISA scheme will become part of BITS Pilani’s globally recognised academic environment, which emphasizes:

• Project-based learning

• Research exposure

• Innovation and entrepreneurship

• Strong industry interaction and practical training

💰 Scholarships and Financial Support

BITS Pilani may provide limited merit-based tuition fee assistance or scholarships to eligible international students, usually during the first semester. Detailed information is shared with selected candidates after the admission process.

📌 Why ISA-2026 Is Important

The ISA scheme allows international students to gain admission to one of India’s top technical institutions using SAT scores, without appearing in Indian national entrance examinations. It helps create a diverse and multicultural academic environment while giving global students access to high-quality education in India.