SNAP

You are advised to read at least two leading newspapers daily to prepare for SNAP. Keep record leading events in your note book. In addition you can refer to any standard Current Affairs book available in market.

Hello Mohit! As long as you clear the required cutoff (in SNAP exam) of a particular college and perform well in its interview rounds, you are eligible to take admission there.

Hello! Yes you can prepare for these exams without attending a coaching class. There are several good books available in the market, pick one and start solving the questions. After this, you can join an online mock series for practicing last years' based papers for more practice. Good luck!

You can appear for SNAP in December, however you would be eligible for admission in an MBA course once you have cleared all exams in your current B.Sc. course and have been awarded your degree or a provisional degree before the last dates for admission specified by the College/University.

Since there is not much time left for preparation, you should now go for smart study. You need a study material which focuses on latest topics which can be asked. You can go for Arihant or G.K publications.

Hello Rohit,
The best colleges under the Symbiosis brand are SIBM and SCMHRD, both located in Pune. The SNAP cut-offs are around 98 and 95 percentile respectively.

Hello Prakriti,
As far as I've heard, one can take GMAT as per one's convenience. The CAT notification has been released yesterday, kindly check on their official site. For other exams, there are no notifications as of now especially of SNAP, CMAT and XAT (they are held in Dec-Jan).

Today banks are providing education loans which is really helpful for the students as they have to pay the amount after the completion of course or they get a job.

Hello Prashant,
If you are taking SNAP then you need not worry. Ranking in SNAP only will decide your eligibility for admission. Your marks of previous studies may be useful if you want to further pursue studies abroad. But presently only SNAP matters.