SNAP 2020 was conducted today at 94 exam centres across India. Check out SNAP 2020 student reactions and reviews.
SNAP 2020 exam was conducted today from 11 AM to 12 PM. The exam was conducted in computer based mode at multiple exam centres in 94 cities across India with COVID-19 guildelines. The SNAP 2020 question paper was easy as compared to previous years. Most of the candidates felt all the three sections were of easy to moderate difficulty level. The suprise element this year was absence of Reading Comprehension passages. Shiksha visited a SNAP 2020 test centre to know the opinion of the test takers. Read what they shared on SNAP 2020 exam analysis.
SNAP 2020 Question Paper Break Up
Given below is the section-wise break up of the SNAP 2020 question paper. According to experts, a total of 38-40 attempts of 90 percent accuracy can be considered good.
| Section |
Total Questions |
Total Marks |
|---|---|---|
| General English |
15 |
15 |
| Analytical & Logical Reasoning |
25 |
25 |
| Quantitative, DI and DS |
20 |
20 |
| Total |
60 |
60 |
SNAP 2020 Student Reactions and Reviews
Pooja: " I think the paper was quite easy this time. I think English was easy, LR was also easy and so was Quants. i was able to do 44 questions easily. English had basic grammar in terms of idiom usage and general vocabulary. Logical Reasoning had sequence and series and seating arrangements questions. In Quant, there was one question of logarithm and few questions of exponents and power. The new exam pattern was favourable and the time duration was good enough."
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Sachin: "Most of the questions were easy to moderate. Per section there were about 4-5 were difficult, rest were moderate to easy. Reading Comprehension was not there, which is a surprise as every time they have Reading Comprehension. I was able to attempt 40-41 questions. I will not go for second attempt in January as I have performed pretty well in the mocks and here too, so I don’t think one week will make any difference to the score. I am satisfied."
Anubhav: "The SNAP question paper was quite easy but the time was very limited and I attempted only half of the questions. I have another attempt on January 6 so I’ll prepare better for it."
Vivek: "For me the difficulty level of SNAP 2020 was easy. It was easier than the mockS but that is the area of concern as SNAP cut off may go high. I didn't get much time to solve Quant but DILR was easy. The new exam pattern was fine."
Garima: "I think the paper was quite easy. There were no Reading Comprehension questions. In English there were questions on Grammar. In LR there was one circular question on seating arrangement and there were four to five missing number question and there was one time and work question. I think the overall difficulty level was medium. I think one hour was less as in two hours you can go back and review the question but this time in one hour there was no time to do that. I attempted 35 questions with 90 per cent accuracy."
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