Bharat Institute of Technology, Meerut offers admission to its undergraduate B.Tech. programs on the basis of performance in JEE, the national level entrance conducted collectively by the IITs. Alternatively, candidates from the state of Uttar Pradesh can apply on the basis of performance in the state level examination conducted which is known as UPSEE.

Candidates must have passed 10+2 level from the science stream in order to be eligible to apply. Selected candidates must provide all original documents for verification for final admission to be processed.

JEE Advanced consists of a 3-hour paper with 90 questions covering all relevant subject matter to the engineering field.

• Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics are given equal weightage.
• The questions are of objective type.
• Four marks are given for every correct response and 1/4^th is deducted for incorrect answer.

UPSEE consists of a number of different papers for which the candidate must choose the relevant option.

• The questions are objective type.
• Each correct answer is worth four marks. No negative marking is issued.

Candidates seeking admission to the undergraduate program at Bharat Institute of Technology, Meerut may do so by applying online through the official website for the relevant entrance examination.

• Candidates must have passed 10+2 level in the Science stream to apply.
• Reservation is in accordance with the regulations of the state government.
• Candidates must be at least 17 years of age to apply.
• Academic merit may be considered as the primary form of selection for non – engineering courses.

Bharat Institute of Technology, Meerut offers admission to its postgraduate M.Tech. programs on the basis of performance in GATE, the national level entrance conducted collectively by the IITs. For MCA course, candidates can apply on the basis of performance in UPSEE, the state level examination conducted by AKTU.

For MBA, a valid CAT / MAT or the equivalent score is required. Candidates must have passed at the undergraduate level from a relevant stream to be eligible to apply.

GATE consists of a 3-hour paper with 65 questions covering all relevant subject matter to the field as studied at the undergraduate level.

• Sections are included on general aptitude as well as technical aspects.
• The questions are objective-type or numeric-type.
• One or two marks is given for every correct response and 1/3^rd is deducted for every incorrect answer.

In general, the postgraduate selection process for the other programs includes a written test, personal interview and group discussion, though it may vary between courses. Academic record and work experience, if any, may also be taken into consideration for selection.