Appearing for SNAP exam? Check expected SNAP 2025 cutoff for top SIU colleges like SIBM Pune, SCMHRD, SIBM Bangalore here. Check SNAP 2025 expected cutoff for General, Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST), Other Backward Class (OBC) and PwD candidates. Know how is SNAP score and percentile calculated here
- SNAP Percentile Vs SNAP Score
- SNAP Expected Cut Off 2025- Category Wise
- What is a Good Score in SNAP 2025?
SNAP Percentile Vs SNAP Score
SNAP exam is conducted in three sessions. To create fairness among candidates appearing for different slots of SNAP exam, percentile is calculated. SNAP score are the raw score obtained by candidate as per the marking scheme. Whereas, SNAP percentile is calculated based on candidates performance in comparison to other SNAP test takers.
How is SNAP Score Vs Percentile Calculated?
Candidates can check below to know the formula used to calculate SNAP score and SNAP Percentile
SNAP Score= (Number of correct answers x 1) – (Number of Incorrect Answers x 0.25)
SNAP Percentile= [(N-B)/ N] X 100
N= Total number of test takers
B- Candidate’s Rank
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Also read: SNAP score vs percentile: How to Calculate?
Candidates can check the table below to know the expected SNAP score and percentile based on previous year analysis and trends.
| SNAP 2025 Percentile |
SNAP Score (Expected) |
|---|---|
| 99.5+ |
44+ |
| 99+ |
42+ |
| 98+ |
41+ |
| 96+ |
39+ |
| 95+ |
37+ |
| 92+ |
36+ |
| 89+ |
35+ |
| 85+ |
33+ |
| 80+ |
32+ |
| 73+ |
30+ |
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SNAP Expected Cut Off 2025- Category Wise
SNAP cutoff is released soon after the results are announced. Candidates appearing for SNAP 2025 exam can check the expected SNAP cut off 2025 for General, OBC, SC, ST and PwD categories below:
SNAP 2025 Expected Cutoff for General Category
| SNAP Accepting College |
SNAP Cutoff for General Category |
|---|---|
| 97-98.5 percentile |
|
| 95-96 percentile |
|
| 92-94 percentile |
|
| 85-87 percentile |
|
| 80-82 percentile |
|
| 78-80 percentile |
SNAP Cutoff for SC Category
| SNAP Accepting College |
SNAP Cutoff for SC Category |
|---|---|
| SIBM Pune |
85-87 percentile |
| SCMHRD |
83-85 percentile |
| SIBM Bangalore |
80-82 percentile |
| SIIB Pune |
73-75 percentile |
| SIDTM Pune |
68-70 percentile |
| SIOM Nashik |
66-68 percentile |
SNAP 2025 Expected Cutoff for ST Category
| SNAP Accepting College |
SNAP Cutoff for ST Category |
|---|---|
| SIBM Pune |
80-82 percentile |
| SCMHRD |
78-80 percentile |
| SIBM Bangalore |
75-77 percentile |
| SIIB Pune |
68-70 percentile |
| SIDTM Pune |
63-65 percentile |
| SIOM Nashik |
61-63 percentile |
SNAP 2025 Expected Cutoff for OBC Category
| SNAP Accepting College |
SNAP Cutoff for OBC Category |
|---|---|
| SIBM Pune |
92-94 percentile |
| SCMHRD |
90-92 percentile |
| SIBM Bangalore |
87-89 percentile |
| SIIB Pune |
80-82 percentile |
| SIDTM Pune |
75-77 percentile |
| SIOM Nashik |
73-75 percentile |
SNAP 2025 Expected Cutoff for PwD Category
| SNAP Accepting College |
SNAP Cutoff for OBC Category |
|---|---|
| SIBM Pune |
75-77 percentile |
| SCMHRD |
73-75 percentile |
| SIBM Bangalore |
70-72 percentile |
| SIIB Pune |
63-65 percentile |
| SIDTM Pune |
58-60 percentile |
| SIOM Nashik |
56-58 percentile |
What is a Good Score in SNAP 2025?
SNAP good score is not prescribed by SIU. However, test takers scoring between 40-45+ marks is considered to be good SNAP score. Candidates securing above 90 percentile have good chances of getting into top SNAP accepting colleges like SIBM Pune, SCMHRD and SIBM Banaglore. Good SNAP score may vary from institute to institute.
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Analytical and Logical Reasoning section of SNAP has maximum weightage of 25 questions and 25 marks.
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Contributor-Level 7
Answered 5 days 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 2 weeks 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 weeks 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 weeks 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 weeks 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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Contributor-Level 7
Answered 2 weeks ago
Yes, three months can be enough to prepare for SNAP, if you have appeared for it earlier or as simultaneously preparing for CAT, XAT and other exams. But if you are planning to appear for SNAP for the first time and not preparing for other MBA entrances, then you should devote atleast 6 months.
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Contributor-Level 7
Answered 2 weeks ago
No, only studying the SNAP books will not be enough for preparation. You will have to practice sample questions, mock tests and previous years' questions too.
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