hello

Arun sharma book contains all types of questions are there for almost all the topics and is really helpful for clearing your basics and then to take command for the specified topics , as the most important is that the book has different difficulty level and you can from level 1 for your basic , then to level 2 for getting grip on the subject and then level 3 is for achieving the command on the topic , but for the SNAP exam , I think level two questions are enough as level of difficulty is less as compared to CAT .

Also this year , they have removed GK from their syllabus and also reduced the time of the exam , so speed is the main target this time , so I would suggest you to practice a lot and also you can give mock test at career 360 to gain speed and get  used to the exam patterns .

Here is the link for your free mock :

https://learn.careers360.com/test-series-snap-free-mock-test/

Hope it helps you

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Hello aspirant,

Since you have not mentioned your category, I'm assuming that you are from general category. For your category, 45 percentile is not enough to get admission. However, if you are from a reserved category, then you might receive a call from one of the colleges under Symbiosis University. 90 percentile is considered as a good percentile in SNAP exam.

All the best!

Hello

SNAP is one of all the provided exams in our country for getting into some of best B-SCHOOLS for pursuing your MBA .

The conducting body of the SNAP exam is Symbiosis International University .

This year they have removed GK from there syllabus and now the exam contains three main sections , which are as follows :

1) GENERAL ENGLISH : It contains 15 questions

2) Quantitative data interpretation and data insufficiency : It will contain 20 questions

3) Analytical and Logical Reasoning : it will contain 25 questions .

There several B-Schools giving admissions through SNAP exam, here is the list of top 5 of them

1) SIBM , PUNE

2) SCMHRD, PUNE

3) SIIB , PUNE

4) SIBM , BANGALORE

5) SIOM , NASHIK

There are several other colleges are also , but I would recommend you to try to get into top 5 as the placements are better as compared to other colleges .

Hope it helps you ,

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If we compare the syllabus, both the exams have one key difference between them, which is General Knowledge of SNAP & Indian and Global Environment of MAT.

SNAP :

General Awareness — (30 questions)

General English — (40 Questions)

Analytical & Logical Reasoning — (40 Questions)

Quantitative Data Interpretation & Data Sufficiency — (40 Questions)

On the day of exam SNAP, students will be given 120 minutes to complete 150 questions, which is roughly only 48 seconds per question.

MAT :

Language Comprehension (40 marks, 30 minutes)

Mathematical skills (40 marks, 40 minutes)

Data Analysis and Sufficiency (40 marks, 35 minutes)

Intelligence and Critical Reasoning (40 marks, 30 minutes)

Indian and Global Environment (40 marks, 15 minutes)

On the day of exam MAT, students will be given 150 minutes & the maximum marks which a candidate can score are 200 and the scaled score is given out of 800.

The syllabus of MAT & SNAP under each section, be it English, Quantitative Aptitude, or Reasoning, is more or less the same under both the papers.

On the other hand, MAT does not feature any kind of General Knowledge or General Awareness questions, which makes it stand apart from the SNAP exam.

But you will have to study similar sorts of concepts for both exams.

However, the GK section of SNAP and the Indian & global environment section of MAT makes you stretch a little extra to crack these exams. Otherwise, both the exams are on similar lines when compared on the syllabus front.

I hope this comparison is gonna help you!

hey there,

• LETS FOCUS ON GK. it may be hard to cover everything in a week but nothing is impossible
• GK COMPRISES OF both static GK as well as Current GK. . Go through and practice previous year papers with SNAP GK questions and answers. you should look at the past papers and get a clear idea about the pattern .
• other than this refer to year books of past 3 years and note down all the important events .

for gk you must know these,

1. important dates
2. books and authors
3. capitals
4. presidents
5. natural sources and location
6. important incidents (eg JFk incident )

books

1. Target SNAP and General Knowledge  Disha
2. Manorama Year Book

thank you

Hey aspirant .

A score of around 25 - 30 in the SNAP exam is fairly enough for getting an admission in the top colleges. If your target college is SIBM Pune then you must score 45+ in the examination. However,if you are seeking MBA admission in SIBM Hyderabad, then a score of 22 is sufficient.

All the best!!!!

Hello,

SNAP has over 50,000 takers every year while NMAT has over 88,000 applicants which increases the competition level for NMAT candidates. The quality of candidates appearing in NMAT and SNAP is somewhat same hence one can easily prepare and appear for both the entrances simultaneously.

NMAT 2019 analysis reflects the exam was of moderate to tough difficulty level . While SNAP 2019 analysis reflects the exam was of moderate difficulty level.

All the best!

Hope it will help!

Thank you!

hey there buddy

snap is highly one of the most competitive exams in our country  where Around 2 lakh candidates appeared for the exam. the number of seats being limited makes it more competitive

but through right effort and hard work anything is achieved

best book for the above exams

1. High School English Grammar & Composition.
2. Word Power Made Easy.
3. Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension for the CAT
4. Quantitative Aptitude Quantum CAT for Admission into IIMs
5. Symbiosis National Aptitude Test Guide (English)
6. Target SNAP and General Knowledge  Disha
7. Manorama Year Book
8. Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Exam RS Aggarwal
9. Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning by Arun Sharma and RS Aggarwal

the above mentioned are quite famous books for the prep. other than this please solve at least  10 mock or sample papers

thank you

Hello aspirant ,

SNAP Percentile is calculated taking into account the SNAP score obtained by the candidate and several other factors that help in SNAP Percentile calculation.....

According to the previous year cut off your percentile score will range around 85 percentile score....

From the following link you will get all the needed information about the expected cut off of SNAP exam.....

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/snap-analysis

Hope this helps

hey there,

cat ,xat and snap are highly one of the most competitive exams in our country  where Around 2 lakh candidates appeared for the exam. the number of seats being limited makes it more competitive

but through right effort and hard work anything is achieved

best book for the above exams

Verbal Ability

• Word Power Made Easy- Norman Lewis
• Mastering the Verbal Ability  by Ajay Singh
• High School English Grammar  Wren and Martin

Logical Reasoning

• A Modern Approach to Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning- by R.S. Aggarwal

Quantitative Ability (QA)

• Quantitative Aptitude  Sarvesh Verma
• RS Aggarwal's Quantitative Aptitude

these are quite popular books used by multiple people after solving the books try solving as many sample papers as possible .

good luck