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Piyush Kaparwan

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The difficulty level of the Symbiosis National Aptitude Test (SNAP) question paper is usually easy and can be completed in the prescribed time. There is no sectional time limit, nor a compulsion to solve all the questions. The SNAP exam has three sections - General English (GE), Quantitative Aptitude, Data Interpretation and Data Sufficiency (QA, DI-DS) and Analytical & Logical Reasoning (A-LR). This MCQ-based test with a time limit of 60 minutes is one of the most student-friendly test structures. 

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Piyush Kaparwan

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SNAP exam is a speed-based test and the question paper comprises 60 MCQs from General English, quantitative-Data Interpretation and Data Sufficiency and Analytical & Logical Reasoning. The duration of the exam is 60 minutes without a sectional time limit. SNAP is conducted in Computer Based Test (CBT). Candidates can make three attempts in the same session to improve their scores. The best of the three scores will be considered for SIU admission.

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Abhishek Dhawan

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Yes, preparation for NMAT and SNAP can be done together as most of the syllabus of both the exams are identical. Candidates are always recommended to appear for both the exams together if you are planning to give any one. Both NMAT and SNAP have four broad sections, that include Data Interpretation, Logical Reasoning, Quantitative Ability and Language skills. The names of these sections can change across different exams but are identical in relation to the MBA entrance exams.

Although one can prepare for all MBA entrance exams simultaneously, candidates must tweak the preparation strategy and fine tune a particular type of question

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