Hello Dear,

If we analyze the last yea cutoff your SYMBIOSIS CENTRE FOR MANAGEMENT & HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT(SCMHRD) chances are less SCMHRD is expected to have a cutoff of 97-98 percentile. But don’t get your hopes down, as there may be variations in the percentile required for calls, this year. SCMHRD is a fantastic college full of brilliant students with both work experience and freshers. For more information you can visit the following link.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/symbiosis-centre-for-management-and-human-resource-development-pune

Good Luck

SNAP will probably not release answer keys this year since the exam has taken place on 3 different dates. However the result is expected to ne announced on 22nd January. There are several sources online which release the answer key based on memory-based papers. Even though those cannot be relied upon fully but it will give you an idea of your score. The wait is not long and you will get to know soon anyway

All the best!

Yes, I believe having a percentile of 92.14 in SNAP 2021, and an average GD-PI/WAT, besides having a strong profile with a work experience of 39 months, you still have fair chances in securing admission at SIOM Nashik. Trust your Preparation and hope for the best.

For more information about SIOM Nashik do follow the link below

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/symbiosis-institute-of-operations-management-nashik

Hello Aspirant,

The cutoffs are decided based on various factors like number of applicants, number of seats available, difficulty level of the exam etc.The expected percentile cutoff for SIBM, Pune is 98.5 and for SCMHRD, Pune is around 96. So in your case chances may be little low for a call from both institutes but the cutoffs may vary slightly so you can apply and try , other factors like past academic record, work experience etc will be considered. If you get a call, then do take Group Exercise (GE), Writing Ability Test (WAT) and Personal Interview (PI) rounds seriously as they are considered for final selection.

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

All the best

Dear Aspirant,

Having decided to attempt SNAP, there are two key decisions that need to be made –

1. How many attempts you plan to appear for, and when?
2. What are the colleges that you want to target?

The deadline to make the first decision was 30th November 2020. One had to decide whether he/she wanted to attempt SNAP once or twice and had to fill the form and pay the fee accordingly, which made sense given the fact that capacity planning and logistics had to be done in advance and in accordance with the applications partly. With three dates as the given choices, one had the liberty of choosing any one or two from the same subject to availability.

However, I regret to say that you can not apply for a second attempt now as the deadline for the same has passed.

Cheers and all the best!