Hey aspirant .

A score of around 25 - 30 in the SNAP exam is fairly enough for getting an admission in the top colleges. If your target college is SIBM Pune then you must score 45+ in the examination. However,if you are seeking MBA admission in SIBM Hyderabad, then a score of 22 is sufficient.

All the best!!!!

Hello,

SNAP has over 50,000 takers every year while NMAT has over 88,000 applicants which increases the competition level for NMAT candidates. The quality of candidates appearing in NMAT and SNAP is somewhat same hence one can easily prepare and appear for both the entrances simultaneously.

NMAT 2019 analysis reflects the exam was of moderate to tough difficulty level . While SNAP 2019 analysis reflects the exam was of moderate difficulty level.

All the best!

Hope it will help!

Thank you!

hey there buddy

snap is highly one of the most competitive exams in our country  where Around 2 lakh candidates appeared for the exam. the number of seats being limited makes it more competitive

but through right effort and hard work anything is achieved

best book for the above exams

1. High School English Grammar & Composition.
2. Word Power Made Easy.
3. Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension for the CAT
4. Quantitative Aptitude Quantum CAT for Admission into IIMs
5. Symbiosis National Aptitude Test Guide (English)
6. Target SNAP and General Knowledge  Disha
7. Manorama Year Book
8. Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Exam RS Aggarwal
9. Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning by Arun Sharma and RS Aggarwal

the above mentioned are quite famous books for the prep. other than this please solve at least  10 mock or sample papers

thank you

Hello aspirant ,

SNAP Percentile is calculated taking into account the SNAP score obtained by the candidate and several other factors that help in SNAP Percentile calculation.....

According to the previous year cut off your percentile score will range around 85 percentile score....

From the following link you will get all the needed information about the expected cut off of SNAP exam.....

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/snap-analysis

Hope this helps

Hello Aspirant,

I hope you are doing well.

Here, I am comparing GMAT and NMAT:

GMAT is accepted and recognized by more than 2,100 universities in 144 countries. NMAT is only accepted  for applications to B School in India. Therefore, if you are aiming for an overseas B school for an MBA or similar program, GMAT is your best bet. GMAT or NMAT, any exam you take is always beneficial. You can choose from both depending on your needs and  the place of business  you want to participate in. However,  study planning and consistent exam preparation are key to  good results and  admission to the business school of your choice.

I hope this helps

Thank you.

All the best!!

You can apply for Texas SNAP in these ways:

1. APPLY ONLINE

You can apply online for Texas SNAP. Click 'login' and you will be able to fill out application for SNAP food benefits. If you don't have an account, create one.

2. APPLY IN PERSON

You can also apply in person for the program by visiting your nearest HHSC  office. You can find your local office.

You can also apply in person by contacting a nearby community group.

APPLY BY MAIL

You can also apply by mail by downloading an application and sending it in. You can get an application here. You will need to mail a signed and dated copy of the form, click here to find your local office.

You can also take help by dialing 211 regarding your queries.

-Eligibility Requirements

The program requires applicants to meet general eligibility criteria before they can apply for the program. Here are general program requirements:

Must be a U.S national, qualified alien, or permanent resident

Must be residing in state of Texas to apply for SNAP benefits in Texas

Must fall into one of the two groups defined for the purpose of SNAP benefit eligibility

Low Income

Two main groups, for the purpose of SNAP benefits, are:

Families with bank balance under $2,001: When computing current bank balance, applicants will be required to combine both savings and checking accounts.

Families with bank balance under $3,001: Families falling into this group will be able to qualify for the program if they have a person with disability or person over 60 and share household income with such person or persons.

Apart from the general eligibility requirements, the program also has specific financial criteria for applicants from both the groups. For instance, a household of three will only qualify of the annual household income is below $23,803. Depending on your household size, you may have a different household income limit.

You can also check your SNAP eligibility using HHSC eligibility tool. Click 'should I apply' from the menu.

This much information will be enough for you I guess, all the best!!

hey there,

cat ,xat and snap are highly one of the most competitive exams in our country  where Around 2 lakh candidates appeared for the exam. the number of seats being limited makes it more competitive

but through right effort and hard work anything is achieved

best book for the above exams

Verbal Ability

• Word Power Made Easy- Norman Lewis
• Mastering the Verbal Ability  by Ajay Singh
• High School English Grammar  Wren and Martin

Logical Reasoning

• A Modern Approach to Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning- by R.S. Aggarwal

Quantitative Ability (QA)

• Quantitative Aptitude  Sarvesh Verma
• RS Aggarwal's Quantitative Aptitude

these are quite popular books used by multiple people after solving the books try solving as many sample papers as possible .

good luck

Dear Candidate,

Cetking books are good for SNAP preparation as they cover all the core topics of the syllabus but if you are skeptical, try to refer to some standard books like Pearson, or Arun Sharma's books. The best way to prepare is to go for the past year solved question papers as no resource can beat their accuracy.

Hey student,

Student even one week is enough to prepare for examination if you're concerned about them.you study thoroughly and just focus on your studies and study 10 to 12 hours a day you will succeed in any examination you sit.

Hope this helped you,

all the best

hey there

SNAP is conducted for 60 minutes in MCQs format, each question consists of one mark, there is deduction of 0.25 marks for each incorrect attempt, the following sections are included in the entrance test:-

General English: comprises of 15 q

• Analogies
• Synonyms and Antonyms
• One Word Substitution,
• Active Voice and Passive Voice
• ,Vocabulary
• ,Idioms and Syllogisms,

1. Best way to practice the English section is by solving past papers  Apart from this, other than this try to get your concepts crystal clear as possible . try to Enhance your vocabulary skills. this might give u an upper hand advantage in comparison to other  candidates in the exam. .try learning 10 news words everyday .

thank you