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Eligibility Criteria of SNAP are :

• Candidates must have a graduation degree from a recognised university or institution
• General category candidates must have minimum of 50 per cent aggregate marks in Bachelor's degree
• Candidates belonging to SC/ST category must have at least 45 per cent aggregate marks in Bachelor's degree
• Final year Bachelor's degree students may also apply
• A candidate who has completed qualifying degree from a foreign university must obtain an equivalent certificate from Association of Indian Universities (AIU)
• All foreign degrees/qualifications must be verified from AIU before seeking admission to any programme by SIU

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Well to start with get rid of your notion of being an average student. This attitude wont help you at all. Start from scratch. Learn the basics, do not jump into shortcuts at first attempt. You can try books from Arun Sharma. Practice a lot. Take a lot of sectional mocks. Only practice can help you crack CAT. Do not forget the below points:

1. Cover all topics- It is important that you cover all the topics to a basic level at the least to be able to solve easy questions from areas you are weak in.
2. Calculations – Use shortcuts - DI specifically needs a lot of calculations and hence it is imperative that candidates prepare themselves for it. Various shortcuts could be learnt using number theory and estimation techniques.
3. Art of elimination and substitution - Since CAT is multiple choice exam, through analysis of options by substituting in equations or logic can help eliminate the choices.
4. Log your learnings - When practicing if you encounter any new trick, make sure you note it down somewhere for future reference.
5. Knowing when to move on - It is important to know the right moment when a question needs to be left to move to next one as that particular question is taking more time than it deserves.

All the best!

Hey snap is mandatory for symbiosis colleges pune

Approximately you need to score 55 to 60 out of 150 for agriculture courses or 50 is minimum 

Hi Shubham, the percentile for management entrance tests such as SNAP, CAT, CMAT and other exams like MAT, IIFT are based on the idea of what percent of students scored below you. For example, if your percentile is 99.2%, it means that 99.2% of the students have scored below you.

Generally, the scores of these entrance tests are calculated through a process called normalisation which ensures fairness in the performance of the test takers. 

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