SNAP 2023 exam was held today. Check out what test takers have to say about the SNAP 2023 question paper of Test 1 and its difficulty level.
SNAP 2023 student reactions and reviews
SNAP 2023, Test 1 was conducted today from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM. Shiksha visited a SNAP exam centre in Noida to know the opinion of test takers. Candidates who appeared for the first session of the SNAP exam said that the exam was easy but the Quantitative Aptitude questions were on the tougher side. There were no RC passages in SNAP, yet again. SNAP Test 2 will be held on December 17 and SNAP Test 3 will be held on December 22, 2023. Read below, SNAP 2023 students reactions and review of the test paper.
SNAP 2023 Student Reaction and Reviews
Kishan Sisodia
"Exam went well. LR and VA sections were very easy. Quants section was a bit tough in comparison to VA and LR. Overall, the paper was very easy only the time management was the matter. I appeared for CAT 2023 also and SNAP 2023 was way too easy than that."
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Sukrit
"The exam went really well but there were two-three tricky questions. Verbal section was doable. There were only two-three vocabulary questions. LR part was also easy. Critical Reasoning part was on the heavier side. In Quants section, Arithmetic was on the heavier side."
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No, there is no provision of rechecking or revaluation in SNAP. Candidates are already given three attempts to improve their score, thus the examination body does not allow revaluation.
Shreya Chitkara
"English and LR sections were easy and Maths section was moderate. In Math, most of the questions were asked from Arithmetic. One question was there from log. In English, there were correct sentences and incorrect sentences."
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Manas Goel
"The exam was good. VA section was easy, LRDI was very easy and Quant was moderate. There were no RCs or parajumbles. In LRDI there were no input-out questions and the patterns were also easy. In Quants, most of the questions were from Arithmetic and there were questions on series and progression."
Yash Kumar
"My exam was quite good. English questions were basic level and Quant questions were of moderate to difficult level. If you prepared for CAT then Quant was easy but if you prepared only for SNAP, then the question may seem difficult. Two probability questions were same as in CAT. In English, there was figure of speech, parts of speech and basic grammar questions."
Samarth
"The SNAP 2023 exam was fairly easy. The Verbal part was easy. Logical reasoning was wasy. Quant was time consuming but if you chose the correct questions it would be easy. I am appearing for XAT and NMAT exams too."
Aditya
"SNAP 2023 was on par with the official SNAP mock test. Quants was the hardest. LR was the easiest surprisingly. English and LR were equally easy. There wasn’t any RC topic this year. I have appeared for CAT and am going to appear for XAT and GMAT."
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Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered a month ago
Clearing SNAP exam is not the only requirement for admission to SIU MBA admission. Candidates have to also clear the Group Exercise (GE), Writing Ability Test (WAT) and Personal Interview (PI) for selection.
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Contributor-Level 7
Answered a month ago
You can apply for multiple Symbiosis institutes, by selecting preferred colleges in the SNAP application form. Fee per college selection is INR 1000, to be paid along with exam registration fee.
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Contributor-Level 7
Answered a month ago
Analytical and Logical Reasoning section of SNAP has maximum weightage of 25 questions and 25 marks.
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Contributor-Level 7
Answered a month ago
Yes, if you are not confident of self study, do take coaching. It is also necessary for complete guidance and periodical analysis of progress and that whether your preparation is going in the right direction or not.
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Contributor-Level 7
Answered a month ago
The question papers of all SNAP sessions are not same. In every attempt and slot, candidates get a different set of questions. Sectional break up and marking scheme are the same for all though.
Contributor-Level 10
Answered 2 months ago
Symbiosis Skills and Professional University MBA applicants must track SNAP and MAT dates because these exams happen earlier. If you miss the registration for these national tests, you might lose a chance to apply here. Each exam has its own schedule for registration, hall tickets, and results. You
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Contributor-Level 9
Answered 2 months ago
About 20-30 full-length and sectional mocks will be enough for you to crack SNAP exam with high scores. However, make sure you analyse every mock performance and learn from it.
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Contributor-Level 7
Answered 2 months ago
Yes, you can crack SNAP 2026 basis CAT 2026 preparation, but make sure you practice enough number of SNAP mocks and practice tests to score high.
Contributor-Level 10
Answered 2 months ago
Yes, six months are enough to prepare for SNAP exam. Divide six months into two parts; first three months for syllabus coverage and last three months for mock test practice and revision.
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Contributor-Level 7
Answered 2 months ago
Coaching certainly helps in exam preparation better. It provides direction, guidance and discipline. So, if you can't do self study, you should opt for coaching.
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