SNAP 2015 Cutoff

Greetings !!

Hope You have done payment through online mode. I request you to pls put a mail to the help desk of the respective university mentioning all the details like UTR no, date of transfer and the screenshot of amount debited from your a/c. Some times there may be issues with the payment gateway, that's why these kind of issues happening.

You may also cross check with your respective bank about the same. Whether the payment processed successfully parked to the Institutes bank account or any payment gateway issue is there or not. No need to worry, if there is any payment gateway issue they will fix the same. Put a detailed mail to the Help desk of university , they will help you in this regard. if any doubts, pls feel free to ask.

Wish You Good Luck !

Thank You !!

Hi Jahanvi

With just a few days left for SNAP, it's a good idea to solve the last year papers, analyse the type of questions asked and make yourself familiar with the exam pattern.

You can find the last years' question papers for SNAP on the given link: https://bschool.careers360.com/download/snap-sample-papers-previous-years

Hope it helps.

dear yashwanth,

No it is not mandatory to report at the exact time of reporting given in the admit card but remember that it is mandatory to reach at the test centre before the closing time of gate mentioned in the admit card.

But in my opinion you should reach at the the reporting time mentioned on the admit card because in online exams there is many verification process that you have to pass through and it will take more time and at the exam centre there is a huge crowd of candidate .

As The SCHMRD ( Symbiosis centre for Management and Human Resource Department) offers post graduate management programmes in nine streams.

According to the cut off for previous year batch i.e. for 2019 : the cut off to get a call from SCHMRD, pune was 80 percentile in SNAP exam for SC category.

Good luck

Hey,
Possibility of cracking the exam in such less days depends on your hard work.
If you are already good in Aptitude and current affairs, then there are good chances.
The topics in the syllabus are:

• General English: Reading Comprehension, Verbal Reasoning, Verbal Ability
• Analytical & Logical Reasoning
• Quantitative, Data Interpretation & Data Sufficiency
• Current Affairs

There will be total 110 questions including MCQs (1 mark each) and special questions (2 marks each)

9 days preparation:

• Start solving quantitative aptitude and learn tricks from YouTube. Practice them as much as you can. Learn the tricks in maximum 1 or 2 days.
  
• Get old question papers and sample papers and solve them.
  
• Give as many mock tests as possible.
  
• Read current affairs from newspaper and TV. You can also find really good applications from where you can read current affairs in short.
  
• Read one chapter of any English book and learn the meaning of words you don't know. This will improve your vvocabulary.
  
• Give 7-8 hours per day for preparation and be focused.
  

If you allow all this, then there maybe chances you can clear the examination.

Hope this helps!