SAAT 2027
Siksha 'O' Anusandhan Admission Test (SAAT), SOA University, Bhubaneswar
SAAT is the entrance test of SOA University, Bhubaneswar, for B.Tech and other programmes at its institutes such as ITER. SOA also takes JEE Main and CUET scores as separate admission routes.
- Conducted by
- Siksha 'O' Anusandhan (Deemed to be University), Bhubaneswar, Odisha
- Mode
- Computer-based multiple choice test, held in multiple rounds
- Frequency
- Once a year, with several application and exam rounds
- Duration
- Not confirmed (secondary sources say 2 or 3 hours); check the SOA brochure
SAAT 2027 Syllabus
Updated on 18 October 2026 · Compiled from official Siksha 'O' Anusandhan notices
The syllabus follows the 10+2 level in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. SOA publishes the detailed syllabus file on its site.
Subject-wise syllabus
PhysicsClass 11 + Class 12 (standard outline)
Mechanics
Units and measurement · Kinematics · Laws of motion · Work, energy and power · Rotational motion · Gravitation
Properties of matter and heat
Elasticity and fluids · Thermal properties · Thermodynamics · Kinetic theory
Waves, electricity and modern physics
Oscillations and waves · Electrostatics · Current electricity · Magnetism · Electromagnetic induction · Optics · Atoms and nuclei · Semiconductor devices
ChemistryClass 11 + Class 12 (standard outline)
Physical chemistry
Mole concept · Atomic structure · Thermodynamics · Equilibrium · Electrochemistry · Chemical kinetics
Inorganic chemistry
Periodic table · Chemical bonding · s, p, d and f block elements · Coordination compounds
Organic chemistry
General organic chemistry · Hydrocarbons · Haloalkanes · Alcohols, phenols, ethers · Aldehydes, ketones, acids · Amines · Biomolecules
MathematicsClass 11 + Class 12 (standard outline)
Algebra
Sets and relations · Complex numbers · Quadratic equations · Sequences and series · Permutations and combinations · Binomial theorem · Matrices and determinants
Calculus
Limits and continuity · Differentiation · Applications of derivatives · Integration · Differential equations
Coordinate geometry, vectors and probability
Straight lines and conics · 3D geometry · Vectors · Trigonometry · Probability · Statistics
How to use the syllabus
The topic lists below are a standard Class 11 and 12 outline for these subjects. Download the syllabus file linked on the SAAT page to confirm what is included before you finalise your plan. Questions are described as moderate and NCERT-standard by several sources.