SNAP

Hello,
If your aim is the top three I.e. SIBM, SCMHRD and SIIB, then a score of roughly at least 92 percentile and above (as per previous years' trends) should be good enough to fetch an interview call. As 50% weight age is given to the SNAP scores during the admission process, the more one scores in the exam, the better it will be to convert the call.

Hello,
If they have clearly stated than one cannot appear for any other exam, then it is better to give only MAT. In case they really find out you giving any other exam too, they might debar you from giving MAT. So decide accordingly. SNAP is a much better exam than MAT as one has a wider variety while applying for more reputed B-schools like SIBM, SCMHRD, etc.

Both are taken into account.Valid experience can cover considerable ground for you if your SNAP score is on the lower side, but one has to really prove themselves in the interview once a call is received.

SNAP Test cut-off is largely dependent on the type of paper and the scores of students who have appeared for it. There is no set cut-off as the final score is in percentile. The subsequent processes constitute of a Group Exercise, Personal Interview and a Written Ability Test and the details will be communicated post the shortlists are out. For more details, kindly drop an email to admissionsteam@sibmpune.edu.in.

Hello, Athira,
The score of CAT, NMAT, IBSAT and GMAT exams only are considered by IBS Hyderabad for its admission process.

Hello, Shreya,
Yes, the final year graduation students (along with graduates) are also eligible to apply for SNAP 2017. However, they must complete their degree with requisite aggregate percentage or equivalent CGPA at the time of admission.

Hello,
The difficulty level of SNAP and NMAT is almost similar, and both are easy as compared to the CAT exam. Though due to more number of questions, negative marking and the GK section, SNAP is slightly tougher than NMAT.

Hi,
It depends from college to college. You need to see first in which you want to take admission and then check the SNAP cut off for that particular college.
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/exams/snap

Hello,
SNAP will be conducted on Sunday, December 17 from 2:00 to 4:00 pm. https://www.snaptest.org/importantdates.html Kindly visit the given link to know about the important dates related to the SNAP exam.