Updated on Dec 17, 2019 12:01 IST
Attend GD-PI workshops, focus on remaining entrance exams and most importantly, give yourself some time once you are done with SNAP exam.

By: Anmol Gupta

Attend GD-PI workshops, focus on remaining entrance exams and most importantly, give yourself some time once you are done with SNAP exam.

One of the most coveted MBA entrance exam SNAP has just concluded. This time there was a change of pattern as GK section was removed. Many of you must have taken a sigh of relief.

Moving forward, SNAP 2019 exam day has become a ‘snap’ of the moment only in our minds and now the question looming ahead of the students is, “what next?”.

I’m pretty sure that most of you must have heard that, “This period is the most crucial and one should utilize it judiciously”, and trust me it is.

So here are a few things which one should follow after the SNAP exam:

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  • Come out of theory and experience reality: By this I mean, the socks need to be pulled up for general awareness. The future rounds of SNAP include WAT, GD and PI, hence it’s imperative that no stone should be left unturned to clear the hurdles of this final round too. So one should start reading newspapers (especially the editorial section) daily which would help broaden your vision and keep you updated. One can also download some apps on mobile to be on the go.
  • Attend GD-PI workshops: GD and PI are the real game-changers, hence shouldn’t be taken lightly. One should attend online and offline workshops for the same and also explore as many avenues to brush up these skills as possible. This may include webinars, seeking help from alums of these institutes etc. If required you may join a good professional institute to help you with GD-PI preparation.

 

  • Focus on remaining entrance exams: You are in the race of becoming a manager and managers are known to always have a backup plan ready. So why not start thinking like a manager now Hence, all the exams, which are still left such as XAT, TISSNET, etc., should be given with full preparation. Also, since one has already prepared for SNAP and CAT, hence remaining focussed wouldn’t require extra efforts.
  • Give yourself some time: Lastly, you’ve put in a lot of efforts over the last few months for these exams. Hence, taking a break would recharge you back. Do whatever you love – go for a small vacation, enjoy music, read novels and have some good food (made by mom if possible) because for the next two years you are for sure going to miss all this.

As it is said, “Enjoy the journey as you move towards your goal”, hence irrespective of how the SNAP exam went, pat your back once that you made it so far with complete determination. Stay positive that you would definitely make the cut, however, if the things don’t fall in place, just remember this isn’t the END. Entire life is in front of you, so come back strongly next time after analysing the mistakes, weaknesses and I’m sure that you’ll definitely make it to your dream MBA college.

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Anmol Gupta

Anmol Gupta has studied MBA from Indian Institute of Management, Rohtak. He is currently working as an EA to Directors at Inthree Access.

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There is no SNAP counselling fee to be paid. The fee is already charged in SNAP application fee per college selection.

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Aarushi Hazarika

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Nishtha Shukla

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Answered 4 weeks ago

According to the latest SNAP exam pattern the paper will be divided into three sections. Every question will carry 1 mark and there is negative marking of 0.25.

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Aarushi Hazarika

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Answered 4 weeks ago

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Anyam Kalra

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Answered 4 weeks ago

Usually it is recommended that Arun Sharma series (Verbal, Quant, DI), R.S. Aggarwal's Reasoning/Quant books, and Word Power Made Easy, are enough for SNAP preparation. Sample questions papers, mock tests, sectional test series are also important.

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Anya B

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Answered 4 weeks ago

SNAP total marks is 60 so 40 to 45 marks can be considered a good score. It will convert into about 97-98 percentile. So, it the exam, candidates must aim to attempt 40 to 45 questions correctly.

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Esha Singh

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