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Siksha O Anusandhan University Admission Test

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Application Process

What is SAAT 2026?

SAAT (Siksha 'O' Anusandhan Admission Test) is the entrance exam for Siksha 'O' Anusandhan (SOA) University, Bhubaneswar. The university conducts SAAT for admission to undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.

Courses covered include B.Tech, B.Pharm, BBA, B.Sc Nursing, Agriculture, Law, Management, and Hotel Management. SOA University is a NAAC A++ accredited Deemed-to-be University of Eminence.

Applying for SAAT is completely free. There is no application fee for any student, regardless of category.

SAAT 2026 Application Status

The SAAT 2026 Round 2 application form is currently open. June 6, 2026 is the final day to apply.

The application portal is admission.soa.ac.in. The Round 2 exam is scheduled for June 14–20, 2026. Round 1 concluded in May 2026.

Event Date Status
Round 2 Last Date to Apply June 6, 2026 Closing Today
Round 2 Exam Date June 14–20, 2026 Upcoming
Application Fee (All Categories) ₹0 (Free)

SAAT Registration Trends — Last 5 Years

SOA University does not publicly release year-wise SAAT registration and appearance statistics. The table below shows the available data for the last five years.

Year Conducting Body Registered Appeared Attendance %
2025 SOA University, Bhubaneswar Not officially published Not officially published
2024 SOA University, Bhubaneswar Not officially published Not officially published
2023 SOA University, Bhubaneswar Not officially published Not officially published
2022 SOA University, Bhubaneswar Not officially published Not officially published
2021 SOA University, Bhubaneswar Not officially published Not officially published

SAAT draws students primarily from Odisha and neighbouring eastern states. The two-round format introduced from 2026 is expected to increase overall participation by giving students a second chance to qualify and apply.

SAAT 2026 Application Fee

There is no application fee for SAAT 2026. The application is free for all students in all categories.

How to Apply for SAAT 2026

Applications are submitted online at the official portal: admission.soa.ac.in. The Round 2 application closes on June 6, 2026.

SAAT 2026 Application Form Correction

Correction details for the SAAT 2026 application form are not specified in the available information. Students should check the official portal for any correction window announcements.

SAAT 2026 FAQs

Frequently asked questions about the SAAT 2026 application form are not detailed in the available source. Students should refer to the official website admission.soa.ac.in for complete information.

Source: admission.soa.ac.in

Event Date Status
Round 2 — Last Date to Apply June 6, 2026 Closing Today
Round 2 — Admit Card Release To be announced Upcoming
Round 2 — Exam Date June 14–20, 2026 Upcoming
Round 1 — Application Last Date April 30, 2026 Closed
Round 2 — Application Form Released May 6, 2026 Released
Round 1 — Exam Date May 8–15, 2026 Concluded

Note: Today — June 6, 2026 — is the final day to submit the SAAT 2026 Round 2 application form. Do not wait until midnight; apply as early in the day as possible to avoid server load issues near the deadline.

Source: admission.soa.ac.in/important-dates-1

SAAT 2026 Eligibility Criteria (Before You Apply)

Check your eligibility before filling the SAAT 2026 application form. Applications from ineligible students are rejected at the scrutiny stage; verifying now saves you effort later.

Parameter Requirement
Qualifying Examination (UG) Class 10+2 or equivalent from a recognised board
Minimum Marks — General / OBC 50% aggregate in Class 12 in the relevant stream
Minimum Marks — SC / ST 45% aggregate in Class 12 in the relevant stream
Subject Requirements PCM for B.Tech; PCB or PCM for B.Pharm and B.Sc Nursing; as per programme brochure for others
Age Limit Born on or after July 1, 2005 (for certain programmes; verify programme-specific criteria)
Qualifying Examination (PG / Lateral Entry) Relevant undergraduate degree from a recognised university with required percentage
Nationality Indian nationals; foreign nationals and NRIs may apply under separate admission norms

Verify your programme-specific eligibility from the official SAAT 2026 information brochure at admission.soa.ac.in before submitting your form. Eligibility criteria vary by course — what applies to B.Tech does not necessarily apply to BBA or B.Sc Nursing.

How to Fill SAAT Application Form 2026

The SAAT 2026 application is entirely online and free of cost. Complete both phases below before the Round 2 portal closes today, June 6, 2026.

Phase 1: New Registration

  1. Visit the official portal at https://www.admission.soa.ac.in and click "Apply Online" or "New Registration".
  2. Enter your full name, date of birth, mobile number, and email ID exactly as on your Class 10 certificate.
  3. Verify your mobile number using the OTP sent via SMS.
  4. Set a strong password and note your Application Number — you will need it for all future logins, admit card download, and result checking.
  5. Save your login credentials securely and do not share them with anyone.

Phase 2: Fill the Application Form

  1. Log in using your Application Number and password at https://www.admission.soa.ac.in.
  2. Select the programme(s) you wish to apply for — B.Tech, B.Pharm, BBA, B.Sc Nursing, or other eligible courses available for Round 2.
  3. Fill in personal details: full name, date of birth, gender, category, nationality, and correspondence address.
  4. Fill in academic details: Class 10 and 12 board name, year of passing, roll number, subjects, and marks or percentage.
  5. Select your exam centre preferences in order of priority.
  6. Upload your passport-size photograph and signature in JPG, JPEG, PNG, or GIF format — each file must be under 1 MB.
  7. Review all details carefully — cross-check your name, date of birth, category, selected programme, and uploaded photograph before proceeding.
  8. Since the application is fee-free, there is no payment step — proceed directly to submission after reviewing your form.
  9. Click "Submit" and then immediately download and save the confirmation page.

Note: Submit only one application form per round. Multiple applications from the same student may lead to rejection of all submissions.

Note: Today — June 6, 2026 — is the Round 2 deadline. Do not wait until midnight. Portal traffic surges in the final hours before any exam deadline; apply early to avoid submission failures.

Download and keep your confirmation page safe — it is required for admit card download, exam entry, and counselling.

Documents Required for SAAT Application Form 2026

Keep all documents ready before you start the SAAT 2026 application. Blurry, cropped, or incorrectly formatted uploads are rejected during scrutiny and may require re-submission if a correction window is available.

Document Format Size / Specs
Passport-size Photograph JPG / JPEG / PNG / GIF Under 1 MB; white or light background; full face clearly visible; recent photograph
Signature JPG / JPEG / PNG / GIF Under 1 MB; black ink on white paper; in running handwriting
Class 10 Marksheet / Pass Certificate Scanned copy (JPG / PDF) Clearly legible; issued by recognised board
Class 12 Marksheet / Pass Certificate Scanned copy (JPG / PDF) Clearly legible; issued by recognised board; appearing students may submit admit card
Valid Government-issued Photo ID (Aadhaar / PAN / Passport / Voter ID) Scanned copy (JPG / PDF) Clear and fully legible
Category Certificate (SC / ST / OBC) Scanned copy (JPG / PDF) Issued by competent state authority; valid and current

Note: Upload a recent passport-size photograph with a white or light background and your face clearly visible. Do not upload edited, filtered, or retouched photographs — these are rejected during scrutiny and may invalidate your application.

Note: Original documents are not required at the application stage. Keep all originals ready for the in-person document verification round at the time of counselling and admission.

SAAT Application Fee 2026

The SAAT 2026 application fee is nil — completely free for all students across every category. There is no payment step in the application form. This makes SAAT one of the few university-level admission tests in India where the cost of applying is zero.

Category Application Fee
General ₹0 (Free)
OBC ₹0 (Free)
SC / ST ₹0 (Free)
PwD ₹0 (Free)
Foreign Nationals / NRI ₹0 (Free) — separate admission norms apply

Because there is no fee, there is no payment gateway, no risk of a failed transaction, and nothing to be refunded. If any website or individual asks you to pay money to apply for SAAT 2026, do not pay — the official application is free, and such requests are fraudulent.

Source: admission.soa.ac.in/saat-2026-application-form

SAAT Application Form Correction 2026

SOA University permits limited corrections to submitted SAAT application forms. If you spot an error after submission, log in to the portal and use the correction facility during the window provided after the application deadline.

What You Can Correct

  • Minor spelling errors in name (to match supporting documents)
  • Photograph and signature re-upload if found non-compliant during scrutiny
  • Exam centre preferences
  • Programme preferences, within the permitted scope announced by SOA University

What You Cannot Change

  • Date of birth, once confirmed at submission
  • Registered mobile number and email ID (used for OTP-based login)
  • Category, once submitted and locked
  • Core academic details such as board name, year of passing, and roll number

A formal correction window for SAAT 2026 Round 2 has not been officially announced as of today, June 6, 2026. After the Round 2 deadline passes, check admission.soa.ac.in for any correction facility notification. The safest approach is to verify every detail carefully before you submit today.

How to Make Corrections (When the Window Is Open)

  1. Visit https://www.admission.soa.ac.in and log in with your Application Number and password.
  2. Click "Application Form Correction" or the edit option on your submitted form.
  3. Make the required changes and click "Save / Update".
  4. Download the revised confirmation page and keep a printout for your records.

Check all details before submitting — once the correction window closes, no changes are accepted under any circumstances.

Note: Once the correction window closes, no changes are accepted under any circumstances — verify your name, date of birth, category, programme, and photograph before clicking Submit today.

SAAT Application Form 2026 FAQs

Ques. What is the last date to apply for SAAT 2026 Round 2?

Ans. The last date to apply for SAAT 2026 Round 2 is June 6, 2026 — today. Submit your application immediately at admission.soa.ac.in before the portal closes. Do not wait until midnight as the server may be slow near the deadline.

Ques. Is there any application fee for SAAT 2026?

Ans. No. The SAAT 2026 application is completely free for all students across all categories — General, OBC, SC, ST, and PwD. There is no payment step in the form. If anyone asks you to pay a fee to apply, it is fraudulent.

Ques. How do I register for SAAT 2026?

Ans. Visit admission.soa.ac.in and click "New Registration". Enter your name, date of birth, mobile number, and email ID. Verify your mobile via OTP, set a password, and note your Application Number. Log in and complete the form in Phase 2.

Ques. What documents do I need to apply for SAAT 2026?

Ans. You need a recent passport-size photograph, your signature, Class 10 and 12 marksheets, and a valid government-issued photo ID (Aadhaar, PAN, or Passport). All uploads must be in JPG, JPEG, PNG, or GIF format and under 1 MB each. SC/ST/OBC students also need a valid category certificate.

Ques. What is the SAAT 2026 Round 2 exam date?

Ans. The SAAT 2026 Round 2 exam is scheduled for June 14–20, 2026. It is conducted in online CBT (Computer-Based Test) mode, with 120 questions in 3 hours.

Ques. Can I apply for SAAT 2026 Round 2 if I already appeared in Round 1?

Ans. Yes. Students who appeared in SAAT 2026 Round 1 can apply for Round 2 as well. Submit a fresh application for Round 2 through the official portal before today’s deadline. SOA University will consider your best performance across rounds for merit ranking.

Ques. What is the eligibility to apply for SAAT 2026?

Ans. For UG programmes, you must have passed or be appearing in Class 10+2 from a recognised board with a minimum of 50% marks (45% for SC/ST) in the relevant stream — PCM for B.Tech, PCB or PCM for B.Pharm and B.Sc Nursing. PG and lateral-entry programmes require a relevant undergraduate degree. Verify programme-specific requirements at admission.soa.ac.in.

Ques. Can I submit more than one SAAT 2026 application form?

Ans. No. Submit only one application form per round. Multiple submissions from the same student may result in rejection of all applications for that round. If you made an error, log in and use the correction facility rather than re-applying.

Ques. Is there a form correction window for SAAT 2026?

Ans. SOA University typically provides a limited correction window after the application deadline. A formal correction window for SAAT 2026 Round 2 has not been officially announced as of June 6, 2026. Monitor admission.soa.ac.in after today’s deadline for any announcement. The safest approach is to verify every detail before submitting today.

Ques. How do I download my SAAT 2026 confirmation page?

Ans. After submitting your form, a confirmation page appears on screen — click "Download" or "Print" to save it immediately. You can also log in to admission.soa.ac.in later and download the confirmation from your account dashboard. Keep a printout safe for counselling.

Ques. What should I do if I made an error in my SAAT 2026 application after submission?

Ans. Log in to your account at admission.soa.ac.in. If a correction window is open, edit the relevant field, save, and download the revised confirmation page. For technical issues or fields locked from editing, contact SOA University’s admission helpdesk via the contact details listed on the official portal.

Ques. For which courses can I apply through SAAT 2026?

Ans. SAAT 2026 covers admission to B.Tech, B.Pharm, BBA, B.Sc Nursing, Agriculture, Law, Hotel Management, and PG programmes at SOA University, Bhubaneswar. Available courses may differ between Round 1 and Round 2 based on seat availability. Check the complete list of programmes open for Round 2 at admission.soa.ac.in.

Exam Pattern

SAAT 2026 Exam Pattern: Overview

SAAT 2026 is a 3-hour computer-based test with 120 multiple choice questions for a total of 120 marks. Siksha 'O' Anusandhan (SOA) Deemed to be University conducts the test in English medium only.

The test is held across multiple sessions. Round 2 is scheduled from 18 June to 25 June 2026. The pattern remains identical to Round 1, which was held earlier in May.

SAAT 2026 Exam Pattern: Key Details

Particulars Details
Conducting Body Siksha 'O' Anusandhan (SOA) Deemed to be University
Exam Mode Online (Computer-Based Test)
Duration 3 hours (180 minutes)
Total Questions 120 MCQs
Total Marks 120
Marks per Correct Answer +1
Negative Marking No
Medium English
Sectional Time Limit No
Number of Sessions Multiple sittings within the Round 2 window

SAAT 2026 Exam Pattern: Important Dates

The SAAT 2026 admission cycle runs in three rounds. Round 1 was held in May, Round 2 runs from 18 to 25 June 2026, and a mop-up round is scheduled in July.

Round 2 hall tickets have already been issued and can be downloaded from the SOA admission portal.

SAAT 2026: Course-Wise Exam Pattern

The test paper is set from the 10+2 level for B.Tech and B.Pharm. For postgraduate courses such as MBA, MCA and M.Tech, questions come from undergraduate-level subjects.

  • For B.Tech, questions come from Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics with 40 questions per subject.
  • For B.Pharm and BSc Nursing, Biology replaces Mathematics in the test paper.

SAAT Marking Scheme 2026

Each correct answer carries 1 mark. There is no negative marking in SAAT 2026.

  • Correct answer: +1 mark
  • Wrong answer: 0 marks
  • Unanswered question: 0 marks

SAAT 2026: Question Types and Test Format

SAAT 2026 is a computer-based test with 120 objective questions carrying 1 mark each. Candidates get 180 minutes to complete the paper with no sectional time limit.

The exam is held in multiple sessions across the Round 2 window, and the pattern stays identical across all slots. The test is held in English medium only, so all sections must be answered in English.

SAAT 2026 Official Website

The direct link to the SAAT 2026 official website is admission.soa.ac.in/saat.

SAAT 2026 Important Dates

The SAAT 2026 exam is held in multiple rounds. The table below lists the schedule for Round 1, Round 2, and the Mop-Up Round.

Event Date
SAAT 2026 Round 1 Entrance Examination 7 May 2026 to 18 May 2026 (Over)
SAAT 2026 Round 2 Application Form Release 6 May 2026 (Over)
SAAT 2026 Round 2 Application Last Date 9 June 2026 (Over)
SAAT 2026 Round 2 Entrance Examination 18 June 2026 to 25 June 2026
Mop-Up Round Registration Last Date 4 July 2026
SAAT 2026 Mop-Up Round Examination 11 July 2026 to 15 July 2026
Declaration of Result and Rank Card To be intimated later
e-Counselling for Engineering Programmes To be intimated later

Source: Admission | SOA — Important Dates

SAAT 2026 Exam Pattern

The SAAT 2026 question paper has 120 MCQs for 120 marks. The subjects in the paper depend on the course applied for.

The total questions, total marks, and duration are the same for all courses. The table below shows the section structure for each major programme.

Course Subjects No. of Questions Total Marks Duration
B.Tech Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics 120 (40 per subject) 120 180 minutes
B.Pharm Physics, Chemistry, Biology / Mathematics 120 (40 per subject) 120 180 minutes
BSc Nursing Biology, General Knowledge, English 120 120 180 minutes
BBA / Integrated Law English, GK, Numerical Aptitude, Legal Aptitude, Logical Reasoning 120 120 180 minutes
BCA / BSc Mathematics, Computer Awareness, Logical Reasoning, English 120 120 180 minutes
MBA Quantitative Aptitude, Verbal Ability, Logical Reasoning, General Awareness 120 120 180 minutes
MCA Mathematics, Computer Awareness, Logical Reasoning, English 120 120 180 minutes
M.Tech Relevant undergraduate engineering subjects 120 120 180 minutes
Total 120 120 marks 180 minutes

The standard of the SAAT 2026 paper is comparable with other national-level entrance tests at the 10+2 or undergraduate level, depending on the chosen course.

SAAT 2026 Marking Scheme

Every correct answer in SAAT 2026 fetches +1 mark. There is no penalty for wrong answers.

Question Type Marks for Correct Answer Marks for Wrong Answer Marks for Unattempted
MCQ (Single Correct) +1 0 0

There is no negative marking in SAAT 2026.

SAAT Subject-Wise Exam Pattern 2026

The SAAT 2026 syllabus is drawn from the 10+2 NCERT curriculum for undergraduate courses. For postgraduate courses, it is drawn from the relevant undergraduate-level curriculum.

B.Tech (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics)

Subject Key Topics No. of Questions Marks
Physics Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Electromagnetism, Modern Physics, Optics 40 40
Chemistry Physical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry 40 40
Mathematics Algebra, Calculus, Coordinate Geometry, Trigonometry, Vectors 40 40

B.Pharm (Physics, Chemistry, Biology)

Subject Key Topics No. of Questions Marks
Physics Mechanics, Heat, Electricity, Optics, Modern Physics 40 40
Chemistry Physical, Organic and Inorganic Chemistry of Class 11–12 40 40
Biology Botany and Zoology of Class 11–12 NCERT 40 40

BBA and Integrated Law

The BBA and Integrated Law paper covers English, GK, Numerical Aptitude, Legal Aptitude, and Logical Reasoning. The paper has 120 questions for 120 marks in 180 minutes.

SAAT 2026 Exam Pattern: Section-wise Breakdown

SAAT 2026 is a computer-based test (CBT) with 120 multiple-choice questions. Each correct answer carries +1 mark, and there is no negative marking.

The paper is divided into sections based on the programme applied for. The section-wise distribution for B.Tech and B.Pharm is given below.

B.Tech and B.Pharm

Section Indicative Weightage
Physics 40 questions
Chemistry 40 questions
Mathematics 40 questions
Biology 40 questions

For B.Tech, the Mathematics section is applicable. For B.Pharm, the Biology section is applicable in place of Mathematics.

Integrated Law (BA LLB / BBA LLB)

Section Indicative Weightage
English Comprehension 24 questions
General Knowledge / Current Affairs 24 questions
Elementary Numerical Aptitude 24 questions
Legal Aptitude / Legal Awareness 24 questions
Logical Reasoning 24 questions

MBA

Section Indicative Weightage
Quantitative Aptitude 30 questions
Verbal Ability / English 30 questions
Logical and Analytical Reasoning 30 questions
General Awareness 30 questions

Source: Admission | SOA — SAAT

SAAT Question Types 2026

SAAT 2026 is a purely objective test. Every question is a single-correct-answer MCQ with four options.

There are no numerical, descriptive or assertion-reason questions in the paper.

Question Type Description Present in SAAT 2026?
MCQ (Single Correct) Four options with exactly one correct answer Yes — all 120 questions
Multiple Select (MSQ) More than one correct option No
Numerical / Integer Type Type the numerical answer No
Assertion-Reason Statement-based reasoning No
Descriptive / Subjective Long-form written answers No

Since every question is a single-correct MCQ with no negative marking, you should never leave a question blank.

SAAT Exam Pattern: Changes in 2026 vs Previous Year

SOA has kept the SAAT 2026 exam pattern unchanged from SAAT 2025. The mode, duration, total marks, marking scheme and section structure remain identical.

Your preparation strategy from previous-year material continues to be valid.

Parameter SAAT 2025 SAAT 2026
Mode Online (CBT) Online (CBT)
Total Questions 120 120
Total Marks 120 120
Duration 180 minutes 180 minutes
Marks per Correct Answer +1 +1
Negative Marking No No
Medium English English
Number of Phases Multiple rounds + mop-up Round 1, Round 2 and Mop-Up

No structural revision has been made to the SAAT pattern for the 2026 cycle. Focus your preparation on accuracy, not strategy changes.

How to Prepare Based on SAAT Exam Pattern

SAAT 2026 has no negative marking and gives you 90 seconds per question on average. Your preparation strategy should be different from tests like JEE or NEET.

  1. Attempt every question. Since wrong answers cost you nothing, build a habit of making informed guesses on questions you cannot solve fully. Leaving a question blank is always worse than guessing.
  2. Stick to NCERT for B.Tech and B.Pharm. The paper is set at the 10+2 NCERT level. The Class 11 and 12 NCERT textbooks for Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology cover most of the syllabus.
  3. Practise on a computer screen. SAAT is fully CBT. Solve mock tests on a laptop or desktop to get used to navigating between questions and using the on-screen calculator if available.
  4. Distribute time evenly across subjects. Each subject carries 40 questions in B.Tech and B.Pharm. Aim for roughly 60 minutes per subject in the actual test.
  5. Strengthen English and General Knowledge if you are appearing for BBA, Integrated Law, BSc Nursing, BCA or MBA. These sections are often the easiest places to gain quick marks.
  6. Take at least one full-length mock per week in the last month of preparation. Track your accuracy and total attempts, not just marks, since there is no negative marking to penalise rushed attempts.
  7. Revise previous-year SAAT papers from 2024 and 2025. The pattern has stayed constant for multiple years, so question styles repeat closely.

SAAT Exam Pattern FAQs

Ques. Is there negative marking in SAAT 2026?

Ans. No, SAAT 2026 has no negative marking. You earn +1 mark for every correct answer and lose nothing for a wrong or unattempted question. You should attempt all 120 questions.

SAAT 2026 Exam Pattern: Number of Questions

SAAT 2026 has 120 multiple choice questions for a total of 120 marks. For B.Tech and B.Pharm, the questions are equally split — 40 each from Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics or Biology.

SAAT 2026 Exam Duration

The duration of SAAT 2026 is 3 hours, or 180 minutes. There is no sectional time limit, so candidates can move freely between subjects during the test.

SAAT 2026 Exam Mode

SAAT 2026 is conducted in online Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode at allotted exam centres. Candidates appear at a centre and answer the paper on a computer terminal.

SAAT 2026 Marking Scheme

Each correct answer in SAAT 2026 carries +1 mark. There is no penalty for incorrect or unattempted answers, which makes the scoring scheme more lenient than tests like JEE Main or NEET.

SAAT 2026 Question Paper Language

The SAAT 2026 question paper is set in English language only. There is no option for any regional language or Hindi medium.

SAAT 2026 Subjects for B.Tech

For B.Tech, SAAT 2026 covers Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics — 40 questions from each subject at the 10+2 NCERT level. There is no Biology section in the B.Tech paper.

SAAT 2026 Pattern Across Rounds

Yes, the SAAT 2026 pattern is identical across Round 1, Round 2, and the Mop-Up Round. Total questions, total marks, duration, and marking scheme do not change between sessions.

SAAT 2026 Pattern vs Previous Year

No, SOA has kept the SAAT pattern unchanged from 2025 to 2026. The mode, total questions, marking scheme, and duration are all the same, so previous-year preparation material remains valid.

SAAT 2026 Question Types

SAAT 2026 has only single-correct multiple choice questions. There are no numerical answer type, multiple-select, assertion-reason, or descriptive questions in the paper.

SAAT 2026 Score Calculation for Multiple Rounds

If a candidate appears in more than one round of SAAT 2026, the best score across rounds is generally used for merit ranking. Final rank is prepared by SOA based on overall performance and is announced through the rank card on the admission portal.

SAAT 2026 Round 2 Admit Card Download

Hall tickets for SAAT 2026 Round 2 have already been issued by SOA. Candidates can log in to admission.soa.ac.in with registration credentials and download the admit card from the candidate dashboard.

*The article might have information for the previous academic years, which will be updated soon subject to the notification issued by the University/College.

SAAT 2026 Exam Pattern

SAAT 2026 is a Computer-Based Test (CBT) conducted online at allotted exam centres. The question paper is set in English only.

The paper contains 120 multiple choice questions for a total of 120 marks. Each question has a single correct answer.

  • Question type: Single-correct multiple choice only
  • No numerical answer, multiple-select, assertion-reason, or descriptive questions
  • No sectional time limit; candidates can move freely between subjects

SAAT 2026 Marking Scheme

There is no negative marking in SAAT 2026. Each correct answer earns +1 mark, and wrong or unattempted questions carry no penalty.

The scoring scheme is more lenient than tests like JEE Main or NEET. Candidates should attempt all 120 questions.

Subject-wise Distribution for B.Tech and B.Pharm

For B.Tech and B.Pharm, the 120 questions are equally split across three subjects. Each subject has 40 questions.

SubjectNumber of Questions
Physics40
Chemistry40
Mathematics or Biology40

For B.Tech, the paper covers Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics at the 10+2 NCERT level. There is no Biology section in the B.Tech paper.

SAAT 2026 Exam Duration

Candidates get 3 hours, or 180 minutes, to complete SAAT 2026. There is no sectional time limit.

SAAT 2026 Rounds and Pattern Consistency

The SAAT 2026 pattern is identical across Round 1, Round 2, and the Mop-Up Round. Total questions, total marks, duration, and marking scheme do not change between sessions.

SOA has kept the SAAT pattern unchanged from 2025 to 2026. The mode, total questions, marking scheme, and duration are all the same, so previous-year preparation material remains valid.

SAAT 2026 Score Calculation

If a candidate appears in more than one round of SAAT 2026, the best score across rounds is generally used for merit ranking. Final rank is prepared by SOA based on overall performance and is announced through the rank card on the admission portal.

SAAT 2026 Admit Card for Round 2

Hall tickets for SAAT 2026 Round 2 have already been issued by SOA. Candidates can log in to admission.soa.ac.in with their registration credentials and download the admit card from the candidate dashboard.

Results

The SAAT 2026 Round 2 Result is declared at admission.soa.ac.in. Siksha ’O’ Anusandhan (SOA) University has released the rank card for all students who appeared in the Round 2 exam held from June 18 to June 27, 2026. You can download your rank card by logging in with your application number and date of birth.

The rank card shows your total score out of 100, your rank, and your qualifying status across the programs you applied for. You will need it to register for e-counselling and claim a seat at SOA University.

Direct Link to Check SAAT Result 2026 (OUT)
  • SAAT 2026 Round 1 and Round 2 results are both declared at admission.soa.ac.in — download your rank card now.
  • Your rank card carries your name, application number, roll number, category, subject-wise and total score (out of 100), and qualifying status.
  • The qualifying mark is 45 out of 100 for General category candidates; 40 out of 100 for SC, ST, OBC, and PwD candidates.
  • SAAT covers B.Tech, BCA, MCA, BBA, MBA, Law programs, B.Sc Nursing, B.Sc Agriculture, B.Pharm, and BHMCT — MBBS and BDS admissions are through NEET only.
  • The Mop-up Round application closes on July 4, 2026; the exam runs July 11–15, 2026.
  • e-Counselling dates for Round 2 qualifiers will be announced on the portal shortly — check admission.soa.ac.in regularly.

SOA University prepares a separate merit list for each program. e-Counselling happens fully online at admission.soa.ac.in, and you choose your preferred program and campus during the online seat allotment process.

Key Summary

  • SAAT 2026 Round 2 Result is declared — log in at admission.soa.ac.in to download your rank card.
  • Login credentials needed: Application number and date of birth (DD/MM/YYYY).
  • Qualifying mark: 45/100 for General category; 40/100 for SC, ST, OBC, and PwD candidates.
  • Mop-up Round application closes July 4, 2026; exam scheduled July 11–15, 2026.
  • e-Counselling for Round 2 qualifiers will be announced soon — keep checking the official portal.

What is SAAT Result 2026?

The SAAT Result 2026 is the declared outcome of the Siksha ’O’ Anusandhan Admission Test (SAAT), a national-level online entrance exam conducted annually by Siksha ’O’ Anusandhan Deemed to be University (SOA), Bhubaneswar, Odisha. Unlike board exams that issue a traditional marksheet, SAAT releases your result as a rank card — a downloadable PDF from the admission portal. It shows your total score out of 100, your rank among all candidates who appeared in that round, and your qualifying status for the programs you applied to.

SAAT 2026 runs in three rounds so more students get a chance to qualify. Round 1 (exam: May 8–15) and Round 2 (exam: June 18–27) results are both declared. The Mop-up Round exam runs July 11–15, 2026. Qualifying in any round makes you eligible for SOA University’s e-counselling, where seats across B.Tech, BCA, MCA, BBA, MBA, Law, Nursing, Agriculture, Pharmacy, and Hospitality programs are allotted fully online.

Detail Information
Exam Name Siksha ’O’ Anusandhan Admission Test (SAAT)
Conducting Body Siksha ’O’ Anusandhan Deemed to be University (SOA)
University Location Bhubaneswar, Odisha
Exam Mode Online (Computer-Based Test)
Total Questions / Marks 100 MCQs / 100 marks (no negative marking)
Result Format Rank Card (downloadable PDF)
Round 1 Result Status Declared
Round 2 Result Status Declared
Mop-up Round Result To be announced
Official Portal admission.soa.ac.in
Contact saat2026@soa.ac.in
Programs Covered B.Tech, BCA, MCA, BBA, MBA, Law, B.Sc Nursing, B.Sc Agriculture, B.Pharm, M.Pharm, BHMCT and more

SAAT Result 2026: Important Dates

SAAT 2026 follows a three-round schedule. Round 1 and Round 2 are complete, with results declared for both. The Mop-up Round is open for applications until July 4, 2026 — two days away. If you already qualified in Round 1 or Round 2, watch the portal closely for the e-counselling announcement, expected soon after the Mop-up Round wraps up.

Event Date Status
Mop-up Round Application Deadline July 4, 2026 Upcoming
Mop-up Round Exam July 11–15, 2026 Upcoming
Mop-up Round Result To be announced Upcoming
e-Counselling and Seat Allotment (all rounds) To be announced Upcoming
Round 1 Application Window December 7, 2025 – April 30, 2026 Over
Round 1 Exam May 8–15, 2026 Over
Round 1 Result Declared Declared Over
Round 2 Application Window May 6 – June 9, 2026 Over
Round 2 Exam June 18–27, 2026 Over
Round 2 Result Declared Declared Over

Source: SOA University — SAAT 2026 Important Dates

SAAT Result Previous Year Statistics

SAAT has followed a consistent multi-round format across recent years, with SOA University gradually expanding the number of rounds to give more students a chance to qualify and fill seats across its programs. The table below gives a year-on-year picture of how the exam has been structured and when results have typically been released.

Year Exam Format Round 1 Result e-Counselling
2026 3 rounds (May, June, July) Declared Awaited
2025 Multi-round (May–June) Declared (May 2025) Completed
2024 Multi-round (May–June) Declared (May 2024) Completed
2023 Multi-round (May–June) Declared (May–June 2023) Completed
2022 Multi-round (May–June) Declared (May–June 2022) Completed

SOA University does not publish year-wise candidate appearance data or qualifying rates for SAAT on its official portal. What the record shows consistently is that results come out within 5–7 days of each round’s exam ending, and counselling follows 2–3 weeks after the last round’s result — a pattern that has held across multiple cycles.

The table below reflects seat intake trends at ITER (SOA’s engineering institute), where B.Tech programs are the most-competed stream in SAAT. Demand for CSE and CSE-allied branches (AI/ML, Cyber Security, Data Science) has risen year on year, meaning you need a better rank to secure those seats compared to a few cycles ago.

Program (ITER, B.Tech) Total Seats (Approx.) Demand Trend
B.Tech — All Branches Combined ~1,800 Distributed across 11 specialisations
B.Tech CSE (including AI/ML, Cyber Security, Data Science) Largest single-branch share Competition rising each cycle; seats fill in Round 1
B.Tech — Other Engineering Branches (ECE, Mechanical, Civil, EEE) Remaining share Round 2 and Mop-up vacancies typically available
B.Tech Lateral Entry (for diploma holders) Separate intake Steady demand from polytechnic graduates

The pattern across recent cycles is clear: if you want a CSE seat at ITER, Round 1 is your best shot. By Round 2, remaining CSE vacancies are limited. Programs like B.Pharm, B.Sc Agriculture, and BHMCT tend to have more seats available in later rounds.

How to Check SAAT Result 2026

The SAAT 2026 result is available only on the official SOA admission portal. SOA does not send results by email or post. There are two ways to access your result — both require your application number and registered date of birth.

Method 1: Through the Official Admission Portal

  • Open admission.soa.ac.in in your browser.
  • On the homepage, look for the SAAT 2026 Result link — separate links appear for Round 1 and Round 2.
  • Enter your Application Number and Date of Birth in DD/MM/YYYY format as registered.
  • Click Submit or Login.
  • Your rank card appears on screen. Click Download or Print to save it as a PDF.

Method 2: Through the Direct Results Page

Save the rank card PDF to your phone and email a copy to yourself as a backup. The portal can slow down on busy days right after a result is announced, so having an offline copy means you are ready for counselling without delays.

Ques. I forgot my Application Number. How do I get my SAAT 2026 result?

Ans. Check the email you used when registering at admission.soa.ac.in — your application number was sent there at registration. You can also log into the portal and retrieve it from your dashboard. If neither works, contact SOA University at saat2026@soa.ac.in with your full name and registered date of birth.

Ques. Can I check my SAAT 2026 result on a mobile phone?

Ans. Yes. The SOA admission portal works on mobile browsers. Open admission.soa.ac.in in Chrome or any browser, enter your application number and date of birth, and download your rank card. Save the PDF directly to your phone so you have it ready when counselling starts.

SAAT 2026 Rank Card: Details Mentioned

The SAAT rank card is the official result document SOA University issues in place of a traditional marksheet. It is a PDF you download from the portal, and it is what you will present during e-counselling and document verification. Download it as soon as your result is live — the portal tends to slow down immediately after a result is announced, so acting quickly saves hassle.

Field on Rank Card Description
Candidate’s Name As entered in the application form
Application Number / Roll Number Your unique ID for all further admission processes
Gender As registered
Category General / SC / ST / OBC / PwD
Subject-wise Score Marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics or Biology (depending on your program)
Total Score Out of 100
Rank Your position among all candidates who appeared in that round
Qualifying Status Qualified / Not Qualified
Program Applied For The course you appeared for (B.Tech, BCA, B.Sc Nursing, etc.)

If anything on your rank card looks wrong — your name is misspelled, date of birth is incorrect, or category is wrong — report it to SOA University right away at saat2026@soa.ac.in. Errors on the rank card can cause delays during document verification, so it is better to flag them now than to discover them on admission day.

SAAT 2026 Qualifying Marks

To be eligible for e-counselling and seat allotment, you must score at or above the qualifying mark. This is a floor — clearing it puts you in the pool of eligible candidates. Whether you actually get your preferred program depends on the program-wise cutoff, which is determined by competition and seats available during counselling.

SAAT 2026 Qualifying Marks

The minimum qualifying marks for SAAT 2026 vary by category. Candidates must score at least the minimum to be eligible for counselling.

Category Minimum Qualifying Marks (out of 100) Minimum Qualifying Percentage
General 45 45%
OBC 40 40%
SC 40 40%
ST 40 40%
PwD 40 40%

Scoring at the qualifying minimum gets a candidate into counselling. For high-demand programs like B.Tech CSE or B.Sc Nursing, the effective cutoff during seat allotment is typically higher than the qualifying minimum, especially in Round 1 when competition is at its peak.

A higher score gives an earlier slot in the counselling sequence and more program options to choose from.

SAAT 2026 Expected Cutoff

The SAAT cutoff is not announced in advance. It is the score at which seats for a given program get filled after each counselling round, and it shifts based on how many students qualify, how many seats are vacant, and how much demand a program sees in that cycle.

High-demand programs close at higher scores; programs with more seats available have lower effective cutoffs. Based on qualifying marks and demand patterns from previous cycles, here is what can broadly be expected for 2026:

Program Expected Cutoff Range (General) Remarks
B.Tech CSE / CSE with AI, ML, Data Science, Cyber Security Higher end of the score range Most competitive; CSE seats typically fill in Round 1
B.Tech — Other Engineering Branches (ECE, Mechanical, Civil, EEE) Moderate; varies by branch Round 2 and Mop-up vacancies are usually available
B.Sc Nursing Competitive; Biology score carries more weight High demand from health sciences aspirants
B.Pharm / M.Pharm / B.Pharm Lateral Entry Moderate Round 2 vacancies typically available
BCA / MCA Lower than B.Tech CSE Good option if a candidate narrowly misses the B.Tech CSE cutoff
BBA / MBA (including AI and DS, Hospital Administration) Based on management section performance Multiple specialisations across SOA institutes
Law programs (LL.B., BBA LL.B.(H), B.A. LL.B.(H), LL.M.) Moderate Integrated programs open for 10+2 students; LL.B. for graduates
B.Sc Agriculture / BHMCT / MBA (Hospitality Management) Lower competition Mop-up seats usually available; good options for late qualifiers

Official program-wise cutoffs for each counselling round will be published on admission.soa.ac.in after seat allotment concludes. The figures above are indicative expectations based on program demand patterns, not officially declared numbers.

Once published, the portal should be referred to for exact figures.

SAAT 2026 Merit List

SOA University prepares a separate merit list for each program based on SAAT scores. While the rank card shows the overall rank among all candidates in that round, the merit list narrows this to the position specifically among students who qualify for and apply to the same program.

  • A separate merit list is prepared for each program (B.Tech, BCA, Nursing, etc.) and each category (General, SC, ST, OBC, PwD).
  • If two candidates have the same total SAAT score, ties are broken by comparing subject-wise marks — usually the score in the core subject most relevant to the program (Physics/Chemistry/Mathematics for engineering; Biology for nursing and pharmacy programs).
  • Position on the merit list determines the counselling slot — candidates higher on the list get earlier slots and more program and campus choices.
  • The merit list is used internally by SOA University to sequence seat allotment rounds; it is not published as a separate downloadable document before counselling begins.
  • A candidate can gauge approximate standing by comparing their score against the closing scores for each program once counselling results are published round by round.

What After SAAT Result 2026?

With the Round 2 result out, the next milestone is e-counselling. SOA University runs the entire process online — no physical reporting is required until final document verification and fee payment at the time of enrolment.

The step-by-step flow is as follows:

  • Candidates receive their rank card and merit list position after results are declared.
  • E-counselling registration opens on the official portal for eligible candidates.
  • Candidates fill in their program and campus preferences based on their rank.
  • Seat allotment is done round by round based on merit and preference order.
  • After allotment, candidates must accept the seat and pay the required fee to confirm it.
  • Final document verification and enrolment happen at the time of joining.

SAAT 2026 Counselling Process

SOA University conducts e-counselling for seat allotment after the SAAT 2026 results. The process has six steps, from registration to final enrolment.

Step What You Do
1. Counselling Registration Register for e-counselling on admission.soa.ac.in when the schedule goes live. Pay the processing fee online.
2. Choice Filling Fill in your preferred programs and campuses in order of preference. You can revise choices within the given window.
3. Seat Allotment SOA University allots seats based on your rank, category, and choices. Allotment results are declared in multiple rounds.
4. Seat Acceptance Fee Pay the seat acceptance fee within the deadline to lock your allotted seat. Missing the deadline means losing the seat.
5. Document Verification Report to SOA University with original certificates: rank card, Class 10 and 12 marksheets, category certificate (if applicable), and a valid photo ID.
6. Tuition Fee Payment and Enrolment Pay the first-semester fee to complete admission and get enrolled as a student of SOA University.

The Round 2 e-counselling schedule has not been announced yet but is expected soon. Keep checking admission.soa.ac.in for updates.

Mop-up Round for SAAT 2026

Candidates who did not qualify in Round 1 or Round 2 can still apply for the Mop-up Round. The application deadline is July 4, 2026, and the exam runs from July 11 to July 15, 2026.

Mop-up Round qualifiers are eligible for counselling for any remaining seats after the main rounds. This is the last opportunity to appear for SAAT 2026.

SAAT 2026 Result and Rank Card

The SAAT 2026 Round 2 result is available at admission.soa.ac.in. Go to the results section, select Round 2, enter your application number and date of birth, and download your rank card as a PDF.

If you lose your rank card, you can re-download it anytime from admission.soa.ac.in using your application number and date of birth. The portal keeps rank cards accessible throughout the admission season. Save a copy on your phone and email it to yourself so you always have a backup ready.

Qualifying Marks for SAAT 2026

General category candidates need at least 45 out of 100 marks to qualify. SC, ST, OBC, and PwD candidates need at least 40 out of 100.

These are qualifying marks for entering the counselling pool. The actual program-wise cutoffs — particularly for competitive branches like B.Tech CSE — are higher and depend on how many students qualify and how many seats are available.

Marking Scheme for SAAT 2026

SAAT 2026 has no negative marking. Each correct answer scores 1 mark.

Wrong answers and unattempted questions both score 0. Attempting every question was the right strategy in the exam.

SAAT 2026 E-Counselling Schedule

SOA University has not yet announced the e-counselling schedule. Based on previous years, counselling typically begins 2–3 weeks after the final round's result.

Since the Mop-up Round exam is on July 11–15, 2026, expect the schedule to be published sometime in late July 2026. Keep checking admission.soa.ac.in for the official announcement.

Programs Covered by SAAT 2026

SAAT does not cover MBBS and BDS admissions at SOA University. These two programs are done through NEET only, as directed by the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS).

All other health sciences programs at SOA — B.Sc Nursing, B.Pharm, and M.Pharm — are covered by SAAT.

Multiple Round Qualification

SOA University allows candidates to appear across rounds and considers your best qualifying result. A higher score in Round 2 gives you a better rank for counselling.

If you have registrations across rounds, confirm the tie-handling and merit list rules with SOA University at saat2026@soa.ac.in, as program-wise merit lists can affect how overlapping entries are handled.

Documents Required for Counselling

Carry your SAAT 2026 rank card, Class 10 and Class 12 marksheets and passing certificates, a valid category certificate (for SC/ST/OBC/PwD candidates), a government-issued photo ID (Aadhaar, PAN, or passport), passport-size photographs, and the counselling fee payment receipt.

For medical programs like Nursing or Pharmacy, a fitness certificate may also be required. Always bring originals and self-attested photocopies of everything.

SAAT Score vs. SAAT Rank

SAAT score is the raw marks obtained out of 100. SAAT rank is the position of a candidate relative to all other candidates who appeared in the same round.

Rank 1 is the top scorer. For seat allotment, rank matters more than the raw score because counselling slots and seat allotment are sequenced by rank. A lower rank number means a better position in the counselling queue.

JEE Main Scores for B.Tech Admission

Yes, SOA University accepts valid JEE Main scores for B.Tech admissions at ITER, its engineering institute, alongside SAAT. Both routes lead to the same e-counselling process at admission.soa.ac.in.

If a candidate has both a SAAT rank and a JEE Main score, they should contact the admissions office at saat2026@soa.ac.in to understand which score gives a stronger position for their preferred branch.

*The article might have information for the previous academic years, which will be updated soon subject to the notification issued by the University/College.

SAAT 2026 Result and Rank Card

The SAAT 2026 result is available at admission.soa.ac.in. Candidates can view and download their rank card from the official portal.

To check the result, go to the results section, select the relevant round, and enter the application number and date of birth. The rank card is available as a PDF download.

Checking Result on Mobile

The SOA admission portal works on mobile browsers. Open admission.soa.ac.in in Chrome or any browser, enter the application number and date of birth, and download the rank card.

Save the PDF directly to the phone so it is available when counselling starts.

Lost Application Number or Rank Card

Check the email used at registration on admission.soa.ac.in. The application number was sent there at registration.

Candidates can also log into the portal and retrieve the number from the dashboard. If neither works, contact SOA University at saat2026@soa.ac.in with the full name and registered date of birth.

The rank card can be re-downloaded anytime from admission.soa.ac.in using the application number and date of birth. The portal keeps rank cards accessible throughout the admission season.

SAAT 2026 Qualifying Marks

General category candidates need at least 45 out of 100 marks to qualify. SC, ST, OBC, and PwD candidates need at least 40 out of 100.

These are qualifying marks for entering the counselling pool. The actual program-wise cutoffs, particularly for competitive branches like B.Tech CSE, are higher and depend on how many students qualify and how many seats are available.

SAAT 2026 Marking Scheme

SAAT 2026 has no negative marking. Each correct answer scores 1 mark.

Wrong answers and unattempted questions both score 0.

SAAT Score vs Rank

The SAAT score is the raw marks obtained out of 100. The rank is the position relative to all other candidates who appeared in the same round, with Rank 1 being the top scorer.

For seat allotment, rank matters more than the raw score because counselling slots and seat allotment are sequenced by rank. A lower rank number means a better position in the counselling queue.

SAAT 2026 Counselling

SOA University has not yet announced the e-counselling schedule. Based on previous years, counselling typically begins 2-3 weeks after the final round's result.

Since the Mop-up Round exam is on July 11-15, 2026, the schedule is expected to be published sometime in late July 2026. Candidates should keep checking admission.soa.ac.in for the official announcement.

Multiple Round Results

SOA University allows candidates to appear across rounds and considers the best qualifying result. A higher score in Round 2 gives a better rank for counselling.

If a candidate has registrations across rounds, they should confirm the tie-handling and merit list rules with SOA University at saat2026@soa.ac.in, as program-wise merit lists can affect how overlapping entries are handled.

Documents Required for Counselling

Carry the following documents for SAAT 2026 counselling:

  • SAAT 2026 rank card
  • Class 10 and Class 12 marksheets and passing certificates
  • Valid category certificate for SC/ST/OBC/PwD candidates
  • Government-issued photo ID (Aadhaar, PAN, or passport)
  • Passport-size photographs
  • Counselling fee payment receipt

For medical programs like Nursing or Pharmacy, a fitness certificate may also be required. Always bring originals and self-attested photocopies of everything.

SAAT 2026 Mop-up Round Application

The Mop-up Round application window is open until July 4, 2026 at admission.soa.ac.in. The exam runs July 11-15, 2026.

Candidates who did not qualify in Round 1 or Round 2, or want a chance to improve their score and rank, can apply. This is the last opportunity to appear for SAAT 2026.

Programs Covered by SAAT

MBBS and BDS admissions at SOA University are done through NEET only, as directed by the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS). SAAT does not apply to these two programs.

All other health sciences programs at SOA, including B.Sc Nursing, B.Pharm, and M.Pharm, are covered by SAAT.

JEE Main for B.Tech Admission

SOA University accepts valid JEE Main scores for B.Tech admissions at ITER, its engineering institute, alongside SAAT. Both routes lead to the same e-counselling process at admission.soa.ac.in.

If a candidate has both a SAAT rank and a JEE Main score, they should contact the admissions office at saat2026@soa.ac.in to understand which score gives a stronger position for their preferred branch.

Admit Card

The SAAT 2026 Round 2 Admit Card has been released on the official portal at admission.soa.ac.in. You can download it now using your application number and password. The Round 2 exam begins on 14 June 2026 — print your admit card without delay and keep it ready for exam day.

You cannot enter the exam centre without a printed copy of your SAAT 2026 admit card — digital copies on mobile phones are not accepted.

  • The SAAT 2026 Round 2 Admit Card has been released at admission.soa.ac.in.
  • Download your admit card using your application number and password or your registered email address and password.
  • The Round 2 exam begins on 14 June 2026 — do not delay printing your admit card.
  • Details on the admit card include your name, roll number, exam centre, date, and shift.
  • Carry a printed copy of the admit card along with a valid photo ID — entry will be denied without both.
  • Check all details immediately after downloading — contact SOA University at saat2026@soa.ac.in if you spot any error.
  • Exam centre allotment cannot be changed once the admit card has been issued.

What is SAAT Admit Card 2026?

The SAAT 2026 admit card is an official document issued by Siksha ’O’ Anusandhan (Deemed to be University), Bhubaneswar, for students appearing in the Siksha O Anusandhan University Admission Test. SOA University releases the admit card round-wise — for Round 1, Round 2, and the Mopup Round — on its official admissions portal. The admit card serves as your entry pass to the exam centre and carries all details about your exam schedule, allotted centre, and reporting time. You cannot appear in the SAAT 2026 exam without a valid printed admit card — no digital copy is accepted at the exam centre.

The SAAT admit card is not proof of eligibility or final admission to any programme. Appearing in the exam is subject to fulfilment of all eligibility conditions specified by SOA University. Your rank and seat offer will be determined only after the result and counselling process are complete. Keep your admit card safe throughout the entire admissions cycle — you will need it at the exam centre and during counselling.

Note: Possession of the SAAT 2026 admit card does not guarantee admission to SOA University — it is only an authorised entry pass for appearing in the examination.

SAAT Admit Card 2026 Release Date

SOA University releases the SAAT admit card separately for each round, typically one to two weeks before the start of that round’s exam window. The Round 2 admit card for SAAT 2026 is now available for download at the official portal. The table below lists the full admit card and exam schedule across all three rounds for 2026.

SAAT 2026 Admit Card — Important Dates

Date Event
14 June 2026 SAAT Round 2 Exam Begins
To be Announced (Expected) SAAT Round 2 Result Declaration
10 June – 04 July 2026 (Expected) SAAT Mopup Round Registration Window
July 2026 (Expected) SAAT Mopup Round Admit Card Release
11–15 July 2026 (Expected) SAAT Mopup Round Exam
July 2026 (Expected) SAAT Mopup Round Result Declaration
30 April 2026 (Over) SAAT Round 1 Application Deadline
May 2026 (Over) SAAT Round 1 Admit Card Released
08–15 May 2026 (Over) SAAT Round 1 Exam
June 2026 (Over) SAAT Round 1 Result Declared
09 June 2026 (Over) SAAT Round 2 Application Deadline
June 2026 (Out) SAAT Round 2 Admit Card Released

Source: SOA University Official Admission Portal — Important Dates

SAAT Admit Card Release — Past Trends

SOA University has consistently released the SAAT admit card one to two weeks before the start of each round’s exam window. The table below shows the approximate admit card and exam dates from SAAT 2025 as a historical reference.

Round Admit Card Release (2025) Exam Window (2025)
Round 1 May 2025 May 2025
Round 2 June 2025 June 2025
Mopup Round July 2025 July 2025

How to Download SAAT Admit Card 2026

SOA University has activated the Round 2 admit card download on its official admission portal. Follow these steps to download and print your SAAT 2026 admit card.

  1. Visit the official admission portal at admission.soa.ac.in.
  2. Click on the "SAAT 2026 Admit Card" or "Download Admit Card" link on the homepage.
  3. Enter your Application Number and Password — or log in with your registered email address and password.
  4. Click Submit or Login to proceed to your dashboard.
  5. Your admit card will appear on screen — verify all details carefully before downloading.
  6. Download the admit card as a PDF and take a colour printout on A4 paper.
  7. Carry at least two to three printed copies — one for the exam, one for counselling, and one as a backup.

Note: If you have forgotten your password, click the "Forgot Password" link on the login page and reset it via your registered email address or mobile number. Contact SOA University helpdesk if you face login issues.

The SAAT admit card will not be sent by post — you must download it from the official website at admission.soa.ac.in.

Details Mentioned on SAAT Admit Card 2026

Verify every detail on your SAAT 2026 admit card as soon as you download it. If you notice any discrepancy, contact SOA University immediately — corrections become difficult once the exam date is near.

Detail Description
Candidate’s Name As registered in the SAAT 2026 application form
Application Number / Roll Number Unique identifier allotted for the examination
Father’s Name As submitted during the registration process
Date of Birth As entered in the SAAT 2026 application form
Exam Date Scheduled date of your SAAT 2026 exam
Exam Shift / Timing Morning or afternoon session with specific start and end times
Reporting Time Time by which you must report at the exam centre — typically 30 minutes before the exam
Exam Centre Name Name of your allotted test centre for SAAT 2026
Exam Centre Address Full address of the test centre, including city and state
Category General / OBC / SC / ST / PwD as applicable
Course Applied For B.Tech / B.Pharm / MBA / MCA or other programme at SOA University
Candidate’s Photograph Passport-size photo as uploaded during SAAT 2026 registration
Candidate’s Signature As uploaded in the SAAT 2026 application form
Important Instructions Exam rules, prohibited items, reporting time, and conduct guidelines

Check all details on your admit card immediately after downloading — report any error to SOA University before the exam date to get it corrected in time.

Documents to Carry Along with SAAT Admit Card 2026

You must carry a printed copy of your SAAT 2026 admit card and one valid photo ID to the exam centre on exam day. The table below lists all documents you should bring.

Document Notes
Printed SAAT 2026 Admit Card Colour printout on A4 paper; photograph must be clearly visible; carry 2–3 copies
Passport-Size Photographs 2–3 copies; same as the photo uploaded in the SAAT 2026 application form
Aadhaar Card Most widely accepted; masked Aadhaar and e-Aadhaar are also valid
PAN Card Valid government-issued photo ID
Voter ID Card Must carry your photograph
Passport Valid and unexpired
Driving Licence Must carry your photograph
School / College Photo ID For students who do not have a government-issued photo ID at the time of the exam

You must carry a hard copy of the admit card and a valid original photo ID — entry will be denied at the exam centre without both documents.

SAAT Admit Card 2026: Important Instructions

SOA University specifies strict guidelines for conduct on exam day. Read and follow every instruction listed below to avoid any issue at the exam centre.

Guideline Instruction
Reporting Time Arrive at the exam centre at least 30 minutes before the exam start time; the gate closes 15 minutes before the exam begins — late entry is not permitted
Admit Card Mandatory You will not be allowed into the exam hall without a valid printed admit card — no digital copy or screenshot on a mobile device is accepted
Photo ID A valid original photo ID must be carried alongside the admit card — one without the other is not sufficient for entry
Electronic Devices Mobile phones, Bluetooth devices, earphones, smartwatches, pagers, and all other electronic gadgets are strictly prohibited inside the exam hall
Calculators Physical calculators are not permitted; SAAT 2026 is a Computer Based Test (CBT) and no calculator aid is available in the exam
Rough Work Use only the rough sheet provided at the exam centre; do not write on the desk, walls, or any other surface
Exam Centre Change You cannot change your allotted exam centre after the admit card has been issued — no requests for centre change will be entertained
Dress Code No specific dress code; avoid clothes with multiple large pockets; dress comfortably and report neat
Eatables and Beverages Food items and water bottles are not permitted inside the exam hall unless medically required, with prior written approval from the university
Malpractice Any form of cheating, impersonation, or misconduct will result in immediate disqualification from the examination
Preserve Admit Card Keep your admit card safe until the complete admissions process — including counselling and seat allotment — is over

Report to the exam centre at least 30 minutes before the exam — late entry is not permitted under any circumstances.

What to Do If There Is a Discrepancy in SAAT Admit Card 2026

If your SAAT 2026 admit card shows an error — such as a misspelt name, wrong date of birth, incorrect photograph, or wrong exam details — act immediately. Follow these steps to get the discrepancy resolved before the exam.

  1. Download your admit card and review all details carefully as soon as it is released.
  2. Note the specific error — whether it is in the name, photograph, date of birth, exam centre, or any other field.
  3. Write to SOA University at saat2026@soa.ac.in with your application number and a clear description of the error.
  4. Attach a scanned copy of your original registration confirmation and a valid photo ID as supporting evidence.
  5. Follow up via the official helpline at admission.soa.ac.in/admission-helpline if you do not receive a response within 24 hours.
  6. Once the correction is approved, download the revised admit card and print it fresh before the exam date.

Note: Your exam centre allotment is fixed — SOA University does not permit centre changes after the admit card has been issued. Contact the helpdesk only for factual errors in personal details such as name, date of birth, or photograph.

SAAT 2026 Helpline — Contact Details

If you face any difficulty downloading your SAAT 2026 admit card or need to report an error, use the official helpline details below.

Contact Mode Details
Email saat2026@soa.ac.in
Official Helpline Page admission.soa.ac.in/admission-helpline
University Address Siksha ’O’ Anusandhan (Deemed to be University), Khandagiri Square, Bhubaneswar – 751030, Odisha

SAAT 2026 Admit Card FAQs

Ques: Has the SAAT 2026 admit card been released?

Ans: Yes. The SAAT 2026 Round 2 Admit Card has been released on the official portal at admission.soa.ac.in. You can download it now using your application number and password. The Round 1 admit card was released in May 2026. The Mopup Round admit card will be released in July 2026 ahead of that round’s exam window.

Ques: How do I download the SAAT 2026 admit card?

Ans: Visit the official admission portal at admission.soa.ac.in and click on the SAAT 2026 Admit Card link. Log in using your application number and password, or your registered email address and password. Once logged in, download the admit card as a PDF and print it in colour on A4 paper.

Ques: What login credentials do I need to download the SAAT admit card?

Ans: You can log in using either your Application Number and Password or your Registered Email Address and Password. If you have forgotten your password, click the "Forgot Password" option on the login page and reset it through your registered email or mobile number.

Ques: Can I use a digital copy of the SAAT admit card on my mobile phone at the exam centre?

Ans: No. SOA University does not accept digital copies or screenshots of the admit card on mobile phones or other devices. You must carry a physically printed hard copy of your SAAT 2026 admit card to the exam centre.

Ques: What details are printed on the SAAT 2026 admit card?

Ans: The SAAT 2026 admit card contains your name, application number / roll number, father’s name, date of birth, category, course applied for, exam date, exam shift and timing, reporting time, exam centre name and address, photograph, signature, and important exam-day instructions.

Ques: What should I do if there is a mistake in my SAAT 2026 admit card?

Ans: If you find an error — such as a wrong name, incorrect photo, or wrong date of birth — contact SOA University immediately at saat2026@soa.ac.in. Share your application number and a clear description of the error along with supporting documents. Act quickly as corrections become difficult close to the exam date.

Ques: Can I change my exam centre after the SAAT admit card is issued?

Ans: No. Exam centre allotment is final and cannot be changed after the SAAT 2026 admit card has been issued. SOA University does not entertain centre-change requests once the admit card is out.

Ques: Which photo ID should I carry with the SAAT 2026 admit card?

Ans: Carry any one valid government-issued photo ID — Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, Voter ID, Passport, or Driving Licence. If you do not have a government-issued ID, a school or college photo ID card is also accepted. The ID must be original and carry your photograph.

Ques: How many copies of the SAAT 2026 admit card should I print?

Ans: Print at least two to three copies. Carry one to the exam centre, keep one for the counselling process, and hold one as a backup. Your SAAT 2026 admit card is a required document throughout the admission cycle — do not discard it after the exam.

Ques: Will the SAAT admit card be sent by post or email?

Ans: No. SOA University does not send the SAAT 2026 admit card by post or email. You must download it yourself from the official portal at admission.soa.ac.in using your login credentials.

Ques: Can I appear in the SAAT 2026 exam without an admit card?

Ans: No. Entry to the SAAT 2026 exam hall is not permitted without a valid printed admit card. You will be denied entry at the exam centre and no alternate arrangement will be made. Download and print your admit card well before the exam date.

Ques: When will the SAAT 2026 Mopup Round admit card be released?

Ans: The SAAT 2026 Mopup Round admit card is expected to be released in July 2026, approximately one to two weeks before the Mopup Round exam window (expected 11–15 July 2026). SOA University will announce the exact release date on its official portal at admission.soa.ac.in — check it regularly for updates.

Chemistry Sample Paper

The SAAT Chemistry Sample Paper gives you all 40 Chemistry questions in the exact format of the Siksha 'O' Anusandhan Admission Test. Every paper covers Physical, Organic, and Inorganic Chemistry with full answer keys and worked solutions. Download the free SAAT Chemistry Sample Paper PDF and practise at real exam speed.

  • Each SAAT Chemistry Sample Paper has 40 single-correct questions, which is one-third of the full 120-question paper.
  • Chemistry carries +1 mark per correct answer with no negative marking, so every question is worth attempting.
  • At the SAAT pace you get about 40 minutes for the Chemistry section, close to 1 minute per question.

SAAT Chemistry Sample Papers 2026: Download PDF

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SAAT Chemistry Sample PaperHow to Solve SAAT Chemistry Sample Papers

Chemistry in SAAT rewards memory and speed together, since many questions are one-line recall from Inorganic and Organic while Physical Chemistry needs a quick calculation. Use every SAAT Chemistry Sample Paper to sort the instant-recall questions from the ones that need working.

  • Set a 40-minute timer: Solve all 40 Chemistry questions in one 40-minute sitting so you feel the real section pace.
  • Clear the recall questions first: Answer the direct Inorganic and Organic facts quickly, then spend the saved time on Physical Chemistry sums.
  • Write the reaction or formula: For Physical Chemistry, jot the formula before plugging in numbers so you do not skip a step.
  • Attempt everything: With no negative marking, mark a best answer on every question, including the ones you are unsure about.
  • Track the three branches: Note whether your weak spots are in Physical, Organic, or Inorganic so your revision stays focused.
  • Review after every paper:
    • List the reactions and named reagents you could not recall.
    • Redo each Physical Chemistry sum without looking at the solution first.
    • Revise the trend or rule behind every Inorganic question you missed.

SAAT Chemistry Sample Paper 2026: Importance

Chemistry can be the fastest-scoring section in SAAT because so many questions are direct recall, but only if you have practised enough to answer them without hesitation. Regular work with a SAAT Chemistry Sample Paper PDF is how you build that speed.

  • You learn to finish 40 questions in 40 minutes across all three branches of Chemistry.
  • You see which chapters, like Coordination Compounds and Organic functional groups, come up the most.
  • You get quick at single-correct four-option questions and at ruling out wrong choices.
  • Since there is no negative marking, you build the habit of answering every question.
  • Worked solutions show you the shortest route through common Physical Chemistry sums.
  • Repeated practice fixes the named reactions and periodic trends in memory.

Why Choose an external review site's SAAT Chemistry Sample Paper 2026

An external review site's SAAT Chemistry Sample Paper is written to the current syllabus and the real 40-question section length, so your practice matches the test.

  • Latest and Accurate: Questions follow the live SAAT Chemistry syllabus across Physical, Organic, and Inorganic.
  • Detailed Solutions: Every question has a step-by-step answer with the reasoning, not just the final option.
  • User-Friendly: A clean PDF you can read on a phone or print for a timed run.
  • Regular Updates: Papers are refreshed when the SAAT pattern or syllabus changes.
  • Free to Download: Every SAAT Chemistry Sample Paper PDF is free with no sign-up.
  • Quality Questions: Original questions set at the real SAAT difficulty level.

SAAT Chemistry Sample Paper 2026: Understanding the Exam Pattern

SAAT is a computer-based test conducted by Siksha 'O' Anusandhan, Bhubaneswar. Chemistry shares the paper equally with Physics and Mathematics, as the table shows.

Section No. of Questions Marks per Correct Negative Marking Total Marks
Chemistry 40 +1 None 40
Physics 40 +1 None 40
Mathematics 40 +1 None 40
Total 120 120

Marking scheme: +1 mark for each correct answer and no negative marking. Duration: 120 minutes for the full paper, about 40 minutes for Chemistry. Mode: CBT (online) | Language: English.

SAAT Chemistry Sample Paper 2026: Topic-wise Weightage

The split below is a guide to where Chemistry marks usually sit, so you can plan which chapters to practise first in each SAAT Chemistry Sample Paper.

Topic Avg Qs/year % Weight Priority
Some Basic Concepts (Mole Concept & Stoichiometry) 3 7.5% High
Atomic Structure 2 5% Medium
Chemical Bonding & Molecular Structure 3 7.5% High
Thermodynamics & Equilibrium 4 10% High
Solutions, Electrochemistry & Chemical Kinetics 4 10% Medium
Periodic Table & Periodicity 2 5% Medium
s-Block, Hydrogen & p-Block Elements 4 10% High
d- & f-Block and Coordination Compounds 4 10% High
Basic Principles of Organic Chemistry 3 7.5% High
Hydrocarbons 3 7.5% High
Oxygen & Nitrogen Organic Compounds (Haloalkanes, Alcohols, Aldehydes, Acids, Amines, Biomolecules) 8 20% High

Based on the previous year's trend analysis. Siksha 'O' Anusandhan does not officially release chapter-wise weightage.

Mistakes to Avoid While Solving Sample Papers

Most Chemistry marks in SAAT are lost to silly recall slips and rushed sums, not hard theory. Watch for these while you practise.

  • Leaving recall questions blank even though there is no negative marking in SAAT.
  • Spending too long on a single Physical Chemistry sum and missing easy Organic and Inorganic marks.
  • Confusing similar named reactions or reagents because they were never revised side by side.
  • Practising only one branch and ignoring the equal weight of Physical, Organic, and Inorganic.
  • Solving without a 40-minute timer, so the real section feels faster than your practice.
  • Skipping the solution review, which is where the trend or mechanism behind a wrong answer becomes clear.

FAQs

Ques. Where can I download the SAAT Chemistry Sample Paper PDF?

Ans. You can download free SAAT Chemistry Sample Papers with detailed solutions from an external review site using the download table above.

Ques. How many Chemistry questions are there in SAAT?

Ans. SAAT has 40 Chemistry questions, which is one-third of the full 120-question paper, and each is worth +1 mark.

Ques. Is there negative marking in the SAAT Chemistry section?

Ans. No. SAAT has no negative marking, so you should attempt all 40 Chemistry questions even if you are unsure of a few.

Ques. Which Chemistry topics carry the most weight in SAAT?

Ans. Organic functional-group chemistry, Coordination Compounds, the p-Block, and core Physical Chemistry like Thermodynamics and Equilibrium usually carry the most questions. The topic-wise weightage table above gives the full split.

Ques. How much time should I give the Chemistry section in SAAT?

Ans. At the SAAT pace, Chemistry works out to about 40 minutes, roughly 1 minute per question. Practising with a timer helps you hold that speed.

Maths Sample Paper

The SAAT Mathematics Sample Paper gives you all 40 Mathematics questions in the exact format of the Siksha 'O' Anusandhan Admission Test. Every paper covers Algebra, Calculus, Coordinate Geometry, Trigonometry, and Probability with full answer keys and worked solutions. Download the free SAAT Mathematics Sample Paper PDF and practise at real exam speed.

  • Each SAAT Mathematics Sample Paper has 40 single-correct questions, which is one-third of the full 120-question paper.
  • Mathematics carries +1 mark per correct answer with no negative marking, so every question is worth attempting.
  • At the SAAT pace you get about 40 minutes for the Mathematics section, close to 1 minute per question.

SAAT Mathematics Sample Papers 2026: Download PDF

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SAAT Mathematics Sample PaperHow to Solve SAAT Mathematics Sample Papers

Mathematics in SAAT is the most time-sensitive section, since every question needs working and you have only about a minute each. Use every SAAT Mathematics Sample Paper to learn which questions to solve fully and which to skip and return to.

  • Set a 40-minute timer: Solve all 40 Mathematics questions in one 40-minute sitting so you feel the real time pressure.
  • Pick the short questions first: Clear the one-step formula questions in Algebra and Trigonometry, then spend time on Calculus and Coordinate Geometry.
  • Keep your steps tidy: Write each step so a sign slip or a dropped term does not cost you the whole question.
  • Attempt everything: With no negative marking, put a best answer on every question, even when you cannot finish the full working.
  • Use the options: For some questions you can substitute the options back or estimate, which is faster than solving from scratch.
  • Review after every paper:
    • List the chapters where you lost the most time, not just the most marks.
    • Redo each wrong question without looking at the solution first.
    • Note any formula or standard result you forgot and revise it before the next paper.

SAAT Mathematics Sample Paper 2026: Importance

Mathematics often decides the overall SAAT rank because it is the section where speed and accuracy matter most. Steady practice with a SAAT Mathematics Sample Paper PDF is how you keep that section under control.

  • You learn to finish 40 questions in 40 minutes without rushing the last few.
  • You see which chapters, like Coordinate Geometry and Calculus, carry the most questions.
  • You get faster at single-correct four-option questions and at using the options to check answers.
  • Since there is no negative marking, you build the habit of answering every question.
  • Worked solutions show you shorter methods for common problem types.
  • Repeated practice cuts down the silly sign and calculation slips that cost easy marks.

Why Choose an external review site's SAAT Mathematics Sample Paper 2026

An external review site's SAAT Mathematics Sample Paper is written to the current syllabus and the real 40-question section length, so your practice matches the test.

  • Latest and Accurate: Questions follow the live SAAT Mathematics syllabus across Algebra, Calculus, Geometry, and Probability.
  • Detailed Solutions: Every question has a step-by-step answer, not just the final option.
  • User-Friendly: A clean PDF you can read on a phone or print for a timed run.
  • Regular Updates: Papers are refreshed when the SAAT pattern or syllabus changes.
  • Free to Download: Every SAAT Mathematics Sample Paper PDF is free with no sign-up.
  • Quality Questions: Original questions set at the real SAAT difficulty level.

SAAT Mathematics Sample Paper 2026: Understanding the Exam Pattern

SAAT is a computer-based test conducted by Siksha 'O' Anusandhan, Bhubaneswar. Mathematics shares the paper equally with Physics and Chemistry, as the table shows.

Section No. of Questions Marks per Correct Negative Marking Total Marks
Mathematics 40 +1 None 40
Physics 40 +1 None 40
Chemistry 40 +1 None 40
Total 120 120

Marking scheme: +1 mark for each correct answer and no negative marking. Duration: 120 minutes for the full paper, about 40 minutes for Mathematics. Mode: CBT (online) | Language: English.

SAAT Mathematics Sample Paper 2026: Topic-wise Weightage

The split below is a guide to where Mathematics marks usually sit, so you can plan which chapters to practise first in each SAAT Mathematics Sample Paper.

Topic Avg Qs/year % Weight Priority
Sets, Relations & Functions 2 5% Medium
Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equations 3 7.5% High
Matrices & Determinants 3 7.5% High
Permutations, Combinations & Binomial Theorem 3 7.5% High
Sequences & Series 2 5% Medium
Trigonometry (incl. Inverse Trig, Heights & Distances) 4 10% High
Limits, Continuity, Differentiability & Application of Derivatives 6 15% High
Integral Calculus & Differential Equations 6 15% High
Coordinate Geometry (Straight Lines, Circles, Conics) 5 12.5% High
Vector Algebra & 3D Geometry 3 7.5% High
Statistics & Probability 3 7.5% High

Based on the previous year's trend analysis. Siksha 'O' Anusandhan does not officially release chapter-wise weightage.

Mistakes to Avoid While Solving Sample Papers

Most Mathematics marks in SAAT are lost to time mismanagement and calculation slips, not to hard concepts. Watch for these while you practise.

  • Leaving questions blank even though there is no negative marking in SAAT.
  • Getting stuck on one long Calculus or Coordinate Geometry problem and missing easier marks later.
  • Making sign and arithmetic slips because steps were skipped to save time.
  • Practising only your strong chapters and ignoring the equal weight of every topic.
  • Solving without a 40-minute timer, so the real section feels faster than your practice.
  • Skipping the solution review, which is where you learn the shorter method for next time.

FAQs

Ques. Where can I download the SAAT Mathematics Sample Paper PDF?

Ans. You can download free SAAT Mathematics Sample Papers with detailed solutions from an external review site using the download table above.

Ques. How many Mathematics questions are there in SAAT?

Ans. SAAT has 40 Mathematics questions, which is one-third of the full 120-question paper, and each is worth +1 mark.

Ques. Is there negative marking in the SAAT Mathematics section?

Ans. No. SAAT has no negative marking, so you should attempt all 40 Mathematics questions even if you are unsure of a few.

Ques. Which Mathematics topics carry the most weight in SAAT?

Ans. Calculus and Coordinate Geometry usually carry the most questions, followed by Algebra and Trigonometry. The topic-wise weightage table above gives the full split.

Ques. How much time should I give the Mathematics section in SAAT?

Ans. At the SAAT pace, Mathematics works out to about 40 minutes, roughly 1 minute per question. Practising with a timer helps you hold that speed.

Physics Sample Paper

The SAAT Physics Sample Paper gives you all 40 Physics questions in the exact format of the Siksha 'O' Anusandhan Admission Test. Every paper comes with a full answer key and worked solutions. Download the free SAAT Physics Sample Paper PDF and practise at real exam speed.

  • Each SAAT Physics Sample Paper has 40 single-correct questions, which is one-third of the full 120-question paper.
  • Physics carries +1 mark per correct answer with no negative marking, so every question is worth attempting.
  • At the SAAT pace you get about 40 minutes for the Physics section, close to 1 minute per question.

SAAT Physics Sample Papers 2026: Download PDF

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SAAT Physics Sample PapersHow to Solve SAAT Physics Sample Papers

Physics in SAAT mixes quick formula questions with a few that need two or three steps, and you have only about a minute for each. Use every SAAT Physics Sample Paper to sort the fast ones from the slow ones.

  • Set a 40-minute timer: Solve all 40 Physics questions in one 40-minute sitting so you feel the real section pressure.
  • Do the direct questions first: Clear the one-step formula questions early, then come back to the longer numerical ones.
  • Keep your units clean: Many Physics slips come from unit mistakes, so write the unit next to each value while you work.
  • Attempt everything: With no negative marking, put a best answer on every question, even the ones you are unsure about.
  • Use rough work neatly: A tidy rough sheet helps you spot where a long numerical went wrong instead of starting over.
  • Review after every paper:
    • List the chapters where you lost the most marks.
    • Redo each wrong numerical without looking at the solution first.
    • Note any formula you forgot and revise it before the next paper.

SAAT Physics Sample Paper 2026: Importance

Physics is often the section that decides a SAAT score because it carries the same 40 marks as the other two subjects but takes the most thinking time. Steady practice with a SAAT Physics Sample Paper PDF is how you keep that section under control.

  • You learn to finish 40 questions in 40 minutes without rushing the last few.
  • You see which chapters, like Electrostatics and Current Electricity, come up the most.
  • You get comfortable with single-correct four-option questions and quick elimination.
  • Since there is no negative marking, you build the habit of answering every question.
  • Worked solutions show you shorter ways to solve the common numerical types.
  • Repeated practice lowers silly mistakes, which are the easiest marks to save in Physics.

Why Choose an external review site's SAAT Physics Sample Paper 2026

An external review site's SAAT Physics Sample Paper is written to the current syllabus and the real 40-question section length, so your practice matches the test.

  • Latest and Accurate: Questions follow the live SAAT Physics syllabus and section pattern.
  • Detailed Solutions: Every question has a step-by-step answer, not just the final option.
  • User-Friendly: A clean PDF you can read on a phone or print for a timed run.
  • Regular Updates: Papers are refreshed when the SAAT pattern or syllabus changes.
  • Free to Download: The SAAT Physics Sample Paper PDF is free with no sign-up.
  • Quality Questions: Original questions set at the real SAAT difficulty level.

SAAT Physics Sample Paper 2026: Understanding the Exam Pattern

SAAT is a computer-based test conducted by Siksha 'O' Anusandhan, Bhubaneswar. Physics shares the paper equally with Chemistry and Mathematics, as the table shows.

Section No. of Questions Marks per Correct Negative Marking Total Marks
Physics 40 +1 None 40
Chemistry 40 +1 None 40
Mathematics 40 +1 None 40
Total 120 120

Marking scheme: +1 mark for each correct answer and no negative marking. Duration: 120 minutes for the full paper, about 40 minutes for Physics. Mode: CBT (online) | Language: English.

SAAT Physics Sample Paper 2026: Topic-wise Weightage

The split below is a guide to where Physics marks usually sit, so you can plan which chapters to practise first in each SAAT Physics Sample Paper.

Topic Avg Qs/year % Weight Priority
Mechanics (Units & Measurement, Kinematics, Laws of Motion, Work-Energy-Power) 7 17.5% High
Rotational Motion & Gravitation 3 7.5% Medium
Properties of Solids & Liquids 2 5% Low
Heat & Thermodynamics (with Kinetic Theory) 4 10% Medium
Oscillations & Waves 3 7.5% Medium
Electrostatics 4 10% High
Current Electricity 4 10% High
Magnetism, EM Induction & Alternating Current 5 12.5% High
EM Waves & Communication Systems 2 5% Low
Modern Physics (Dual Nature, Atoms & Nuclei) 4 10% Medium
Electronic Devices (Semiconductors) 2 5% Medium

Based on the previous year's trend analysis. Siksha 'O' Anusandhan does not officially release chapter-wise weightage.

Mistakes to Avoid While Solving Sample Papers

Most Physics marks in SAAT are lost to avoidable slips, not hard theory. Watch for these while you practise.

  • Leaving numerical questions blank even though there is no negative marking in SAAT.
  • Getting stuck on one long derivation and losing time for easier questions later.
  • Mixing up units, which turns a correct method into a wrong answer.
  • Practising theory chapters only and skipping the numerical-heavy ones like Current Electricity.
  • Solving without a 40-minute timer, so the real section feels faster than your practice.
  • Reading the solution before trying the question again, which hides whether you really learned it.

FAQs

Ques. Where can I download the SAAT Physics Sample Paper PDF?

Ans. You can download the free SAAT Physics Sample Paper with detailed solutions from an external review site using the download table above.

Ques. How many Physics questions are there in SAAT?

Ans. SAAT has 40 Physics questions, which is one-third of the full 120-question paper, and each is worth +1 mark.

Ques. Is there negative marking in the SAAT Physics section?

Ans. No. SAAT has no negative marking, so you should attempt all 40 Physics questions even if you are unsure of a few.

Ques. How much time should I give the Physics section in SAAT?

Ans. At the SAAT pace, Physics works out to about 40 minutes, roughly 1 minute per question. Practising with a timer helps you hold that speed.

Ques. Which Physics topics are most important for SAAT?

Ans. Electrostatics, Current Electricity, Magnetism with EM Induction, and basic Mechanics usually carry the most questions. The topic-wise weightage table above gives the full split.

Sample Paper

The SAAT Sample Paper set helps you practise all 120 questions the way they appear in the real Siksha 'O' Anusandhan Admission Test. Each paper covers Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics with full answer keys. An external review site provides free subject-wise SAAT sample papers with detailed solutions.

  • Every SAAT Sample Paper follows the live pattern of 40 questions each from Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, for a total of 120 questions.
  • SAAT gives +1 mark for every correct answer and has no negative marking, so you can attempt all questions without fear of losing marks.
  • The whole paper runs for 120 minutes, which leaves you close to 1 minute per question, and these practice papers train you for that pace.

SAAT Sample Paper 2026: Download PDF

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SAAT Sample PaperHow to Solve SAAT Sample Papers

Because SAAT packs 120 questions into 120 minutes, your biggest task is keeping a steady speed of about one question a minute. Use each SAAT Sample Paper to build that rhythm before exam day.

  • Set real exam conditions: Sit for the full 2 hours in one go, keep only a rough sheet and a pen, and answer on a screen if you can since SAAT is a computer-based test.
  • Quick scan: Read every question as a single-correct multiple choice with four options, and mark the easy ones first so you do not get stuck early.
  • Section order: Start with the subject you are strongest in among Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, then move to the other two while your confidence is high.
  • No negative marking: SAAT does not cut any marks for a wrong answer, so make sure you leave nothing blank and put a best guess on anything you cannot fully solve.
  • Watch the clock per subject: Try to spend close to 40 minutes on each of the three subjects so no single section eats your whole time.
  • Post-paper analysis:
    • Check your answer key and write down every question you got wrong.
    • Sort the mistakes into silly slips, formula gaps, and topics you have not revised.
    • Go back to the chapter for each repeated mistake before your next practice paper.

SAAT Sample Paper 2026: Why Solving Them Matters

SAAT decides your seat at Siksha 'O' Anusandhan, and the paper rewards students who are quick and accurate across all three subjects. Regular practice with a SAAT Sample Paper PDF is the simplest way to get there.

  • You learn to keep a one-question-a-minute pace, which is exactly what 120 questions in 120 minutes asks of you.
  • Since there is no negative marking, practice teaches you to attempt every question instead of leaving safe-looking blanks.
  • You see how Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics are split equally, so you give each subject the time it deserves.
  • Solving full papers shows you which chapters come up often, so your revision stays on the topics that matter for SAAT.
  • You get used to reading four-option questions quickly and spotting the one correct choice.
  • Each SAAT practice paper with solutions tells you where you lose marks while there is still time to fix it.

Why Choose an external review site's SAAT Sample Papers 2026

An external review site builds every SAAT Sample Paper around the current exam pattern so your practice matches the real test, not an old format.

  • Latest and Accurate: Every paper follows the live 120-question SAAT pattern with equal Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics weight.
  • Detailed Solutions: Each question comes with a worked answer so you understand the method, not just the final option.
  • User-Friendly: Clean PDFs you can read on a phone or print for a paper-based run.
  • Regular Updates: Papers are refreshed when the SAAT exam pattern or syllabus changes.
  • Free to Download: Every SAAT Sample Paper PDF is free, with no sign-up needed.
  • Quality Questions: Original questions written to the SAAT difficulty level across all three subjects.

SAAT 2026: Exam Pattern at a Glance

SAAT is conducted by Siksha 'O' Anusandhan, Bhubaneswar, as a computer-based test for B.Tech admission. The table below shows how the 120 questions are split.

Section No. of Questions Marks per Correct Negative Marking Total Marks
Physics 40 +1 None 40
Chemistry 40 +1 None 40
Mathematics 40 +1 None 40
Total 120 120

Marking scheme: +1 mark for each correct answer and no negative marking for wrong or skipped answers.

Duration: 120 minutes | Mode: CBT (online) | Language: English

Useful Resources for SAAT 2026

Use these an external review site pages alongside your SAAT Sample Paper practice.

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Mistakes to Avoid While Solving SAAT Sample Papers

A SAAT Sample Paper only helps when you treat it like the real test. These are the slips students make most often.

  • Leaving questions blank even though SAAT has no negative marking, which means free marks are being thrown away.
  • Spending too long on one tricky question and running short of time for the easy ones later in the paper.
  • Practising only your favourite subject instead of giving Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics equal time.
  • Solving without a timer, so you never learn the one-question-a-minute pace SAAT needs.
  • Skipping the solution review, which is where you actually learn why an answer was wrong.
  • Ignoring the chapters that show up again and again in full papers.

FAQs on SAAT Sample Papers 2026

Ques. Where can I download the SAAT Sample Paper PDF for free?

Ans. You can download free SAAT Sample Papers with detailed solutions from an external review site. Subject-wise papers for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics are listed in the download table above.

Ques. How many questions are there in the SAAT exam?

Ans. SAAT for B.Tech has 120 questions in total, with 40 questions each from Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.

Ques. Is there negative marking in SAAT 2026?

Ans. No. SAAT gives +1 mark for each correct answer and has no negative marking, so you should attempt every question.

Ques. What is the duration of the SAAT exam?

Ans. The SAAT B.Tech paper runs for 120 minutes, which gives you about 1 minute per question across all 120 questions.

Ques. Are SAAT sample papers enough for full preparation?

Ans. Sample papers are a strong part of SAAT preparation because they match the real pattern and pace. Use them along with your NCERT-level study of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics for the best result.

Ques. In which mode is the SAAT exam held?

Ans. SAAT is held as a computer-based test in English. The questions are single-correct multiple choice with four options each.