Option 1
The candidate should have,
Three passes in the GCE Advanced Level examination in one sitting after 2000 or four passes in the GCE Advanced Level examination in one sitting before 2000
AND
At least six passes for Ordinary Level with three credits including Mathematics and English.
Option 2
The candidate should have;
i. Passed the Theoretical components of the Fundamentals of Information Technology, offered by the UCSC
AND
ii. At least six passes for Ordinary Level with three credits including Mathematics and English.
Yes, you should complete O/L with at least six passes with three credits including Maths and English.
Your alternative qualifications should be matched with the qualifications required for the registration. For an example;
for GCE O/L are; Edexcel (Pearson Edexcel) IGCSE, Cambridge (Cambridge Assessment International Education) IGCSE.
However special permission should be obtained from the UCSC for these qualifications when registering.
For details please contact the Assistant Registrar of the External Degree Center(EDC)
If you do not have A/L 3 passes in one sitting, you can use the following option:
The candidate should have;
1. Passed the Theoretical components of the Fundamentals of Information Technology (FIT), offered by the UCSC
AND
2. At least six passes for Ordinary Level with three credits including Mathematics and English.
You need to match your qualifications with the basic conditions of the registration, given here https://www.bit.lk/index.php/degree-path/new-admissions/
The currently accepted selection test is the Foundation in Information Technology conducted by the UCSC.
Yes, the students who have faced the A/L examination and are waiting for the results can apply for BIT. Such students should confirm the A/L results before the final deadline for the registration for the BIT Programme.
No. If you do not have credits for both English and Maths, you are not eligible to join the BIT.
You shold have Three passes in the GCE Advanced Level examination in one sitting after 2000 or four passes in the GCE Advanced Level examination in one sitting before 2000
If have passed A/L, you are NOT required to do the Selection Test
