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I was filling snap mba form 2024 so in the form they asked highest qualification in which I selected appeared for bachelors as I am currently in final year of my degree and another option was bachelor degree so have I selected correct option or I must had selected bachelor degree option?

Prachi Kumari 14th Nov, 2024

Hello,

If you are currently in your final year and have not yet completed your bachelor’s degree, then selecting “appeared for bachelor’s” is the correct option. This option typically indicates that you have not yet graduated but are in the process of completing your degree.

The “bachelor degree” option would

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my university name is not listed in snap form what shound i do

monag2673 9th Oct, 2024

If your university is not listed in the SNAP (Symbiosis National Aptitude Test) form, here are some steps you can take:


1. **Contact Support**: Reach out to the SNAP helpline or support email provided on the official SNAP website. They can offer guidance on the issue and may inform you

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What is the course fee for Diploma in CSE of Government Polytechnic,SIwan

Sajal Trivedi 8th Aug, 2024

Hello aspirant,

Government Polytechnic College, Siwan, a prestigious higher education institution situated in Siwan, Bihar, was founded in 2018. Through the institute, students can continue their education in diploma programs, which include After 10th programs. The following programs are available full-time. The school is well-known for offering programs including the

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if lost my admit card after result

Tanya Gupta 19th May, 2024

Hello,


Losing your admit card after the results have been announced is not an issue. Most institutions and examination boards maintain digital records of admit cards and results. You can usually obtain a duplicate admit card or necessary documentation by contacting the examination authority or the institution's administrative office. Provide

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Waitlist = 20 snap percentile = 78 st category chances of conversion ?

Avartana Chauhan 7th Jan, 2026

Hi there,

If we consider the cut-off trends for each category along with common waitlist movements, your conversion chances can be roughly estimated. ST category cut-offs for Symbiosis institutes that accept SNAP are always lower than those for the General category. According to the latest admission trends, the ST cut-offs

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I have 70 percentile in the snap exam and 193 score in NMAT. I dont want to pursue my education in Delhi NCR, what colleges can I be selected in?

Avartana Chauhan 7th Jan, 2026

Hi there,

With a 70 percentile in SNAP, it may be tough to get into top Symbiosis institutes like SIBM Pune or SCMHRD, since their cut-offs are much higher. They often require scores of 90 percentile and above. However, you might still have opportunities at other Symbiosis schools and related

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Question : A, B, and C are Accountants. A alone can file a return in 6 hours and B alone can file the same return in 10 hours. All three together can do it in 3 hours. In what time will C alone file the same return?

Option 1: 15 hours

Option 2: 4 hours

Option 3: 7 hours

Option 4: 8 hours

Team Careers360 19th Jan, 2024

Correct Answer: 15 hours


Solution : The rate of A = $\frac{1}{6}$ returns per hour
The rate of B = $\frac{1}{10}$ returns per hour
The rate of A, B, and C together = $\frac{1}{3}$ returns per hour
$\therefore$ The rate of C = $\frac{1}{3} - \frac{1}{6} - \frac{1}{10}=\frac{10-(5+3)}{30}=\frac{2}{30}=\frac{1}{15}$ returns per

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Question : The monthly income of a person is INR 15,000. He saves 20% of his income. If his income increases by 10% and his nominal savings remain the same, then what will be his new expenditure?

Option 1: INR 13,000

Option 2: INR 14,500

Option 3: INR 13,500

Option 4: INR 14,000

Team Careers360 15th Jan, 2024

Correct Answer: INR 13,500


Solution : The monthly income of a person = INR 15000
Savings = $\frac{20}{100}\times15000=3000$
Expenditure = Income – saving = 15000 – 3000 = 12000
When income increases by 10% = $\frac{110}{100}\times15000=16500$
Savings remain the same, so new expenditure = 16500 – 3000 = 13500
Hence,

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