SNAP 2020 Exam Analysis by IMS Learning

SNAP 2020 Exam Analysis by IMS Learning: IMS Learning institute has provided the detailed SNAP 2020 exam analysis for SNAP exam conducted on December 20, 2020. As per SNAP analysis by IMS Learning, SNAP 2020 exam was of easy to moderate level. SNAP has undergone major changes in terms of SNAP 2020 exam pattern as compared to previous years. SNAP 2020 exam analysis by IMS learning will help candidates in determining the overall and section wise difficulty level of the SNAP question paper. This SNAP 2020 exam analysis will give an idea for what are the good attempts in each section and in overall to attain a good percentile for MBA admission to top 16 SNAP participating institutes 2020. Careers360 brings to you the detailed SNAP 2020 analysis by IMS Learning depicting the overall picture of the SNAP 2020 exam.

Latest: SNAP 2020 result declared on January 21, 2021. Check SNAP cut off for various participating institutes.

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SNAP 2020 Exam Analysis by IMS Learning

Candidates can find below the overall detailed analysis of SNAP 2020 which comprises the number of questions asked in SNAP 2020, difficulty level of each section, the good attempts and the suggested time to solve each section. By checking this SNAP analysis by IMS Learning candidates can take lessons for the SNAP 2020 exam for the January session.

Overall Analysis of SNAP 2020

Each question had 1 mark and there was a negative marking of 25% on all incorrect questions. There was no sectional time-limit.

SNAP Exam Analysis 2020 by IMS Learning: Verdict

Based on the feedback received from students and IMS experts the minimum SNAP test score required to secure a call for the next round of admissions by general category students to SIBM-Pune, SCMHRD, SIIB and SIBM-Bengaluru and corresponding percentiles as follows:

Verdict

SNAP 2020 Exam Analysis by IMS Learning: Sectional Analysis

There were three sections in SNAP 2020 from which questions were asked. These are

General English, Analytical and Logical reasoning, Quantitative, Data Interpretation & Data Sufficiency. SNAP 2020 exam duration was 60 minutes. The total number of questions in SNAP paper were 60 with one mark awarded for every correct answer and 0.25 marks deduction for every incorrect answer. Candidates can check below the section wise analysis of SNAP 2020 by IMS Learning comprising topics and the number of questions pertaining to that topic asked in SNAP question paper.

SNAP 2020 General English Analysis

General English section of SNAP 2020 was easy and surprisingly had a big change from last year’s SNAP. There were no RC questions. All questions were on Verbal Ability.

Sectional Breakup of questions in General English section

The VARC section was dominated by vocabulary questions with around 6 to 7 FITB (Fill in the Blanks), a couple of idiom usage questions, 1 question each on synonyms and compound words. 2 grammar based questions were asked where one had to identify the part of speech. *There was also 1 question on identifying the correct figure of speech as well as a parajumble question where one had to identify the first statement in the correct sequence. No RC questions were asked which made it less time consuming to attempt. There were no TITA questions. A good strategy would be to attempt around 12 - 13 questions in 12-14 minutes with 85+% accuracy.

SNAP Exam Analysis 2020: Analytical and Logical Reasoning

Out of the 25 questions in this section, 6 questions were on Verbal Reasoning and the remaining 19 were on Non-Verbal Reasoning.

The six questions on Verbal Reasoning were on expected lines - 1 question on syllogism, 2 questions on course of action, 1 on statement - assumption, 1 on statement - conclusion and 1 analogy question. All were fairly easy to attempt.

The questions on Non-Verbal Reasoning were dominated by Series questions (total 5), followed by Puzzles type questions (total 3). There were only two set based questions, having two questions each. Many students reported that the two questions in the sets were not consecutively placed. Continuing the tradition of SNAP, this section had one question that required some understanding of Physics in order to be able to answer the question.

Most of the questions in the section were easy to medium in terms of level of difficulty. Only one question in series completion required students to calculate the square of a four digit number. Moreover, the options in that question could not be easily eliminated.

Sectional Breakup of questions in Analytical & Logical Reasoning

Overall this section was easy. A good strategy would be to attempt around 19-20 questions in 24-26 minutes.

SNAP 2020 Exam Analysis: Quantitative, Data Interpretation & Data Sufficiency

Out of the 20 questions in this section, 19 questions were on Mathematics and there was one singleton question on Data Interpretation. There was no question on Data Sufficiency. Overall this section was very easy. Many questions in the section could be solved orally.

The questions on Mathematics were dominated by Arithmetic (8 questions), followed by Modern Mathematics (5 questions). There was one question on completing the series in this section, which might as well have been included in the Analytical and Logical Reasoning section.

Following was the break-up of the questions in the section:

Sectional Break up of Questions in Quantitative, DI and DS

A good strategy would be to attempt around 16 to 17 questions in 20-22 minutes.