Hello

Symbiosis International (deemed university) has released SNAP admit card 2019 on December 2, 2019 at 4:00 PM.

Go through the link below to download the SNAP admit card

https://snap.ishinfosys.com/SNAPAdmitCard19/Login.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2fSNAPAdmitCard19%2f#_ga=2.241770242.1631220801.1575281873-1513004825.1575281873

Good Luck!

Jehan, 94 percentile is quite a good score. But because we do not have your Academic score, it is difficult to predict your chances. With 94 percentile, your score would be around 70-75. But based on previous years' cut offs, you may have a chance at SIBM, Bangalore, Pune, SCHMHRD Pune. To have a fair idea of the previous year's cut offs, please viist our page at: https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/snap-cutoff . Also you can check your chances by using our SNAP Pathfinder which is absolutely free of cost: https://bschool.careers360.com/pathfinder/snap

Hello Shreya gupta, SNAP admit card is released to write an exam for Symbiosis International Deemed University.

To recover password, Step 1: Click on the direct link which is given on this page to get your password.

Step 2: After this, you need to enter your name, email id and date of birth in the specified field.

Step 3: Click on the “Submit” button and your password will be sent tou your registered email id as the one provided by you in the SNAP application form.

In case, if a candidate is still not able to get their password, then it is advised to contact the concerned authorities at the following:

Email id – info@snaptest.org

Helpline number – 02061936226/27, 04440492210/11 (between 10am to 6pm)

You can check the link at https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/snap-admit-card for further details.

Hope this helps.

Thank you.

• SCMHRD Pune
• SIIB Pune
• SIBM Bangalore
• SIOM Nashik and other colleges under Symbiosis University.

Hey candidate,

Hope you are doing well.

The official cut offs for SNAP 2019 are yet to be released. But as per the previous years cut offs by the various institutes I think you have scored well and have a chance of getting a call from SIIB. But this is expected only so you have to be little patient and wait for the official cut offs before making any decision.

I am providing you the link below where can get an idea of the SNAP 2018 cut offs which will help you further

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

Hope your query has been resolved and please feel free to connect in the comment section for further queries.

Happy helping.

Thank you!!!

Hi,

SIMS ( Symbiosis Institute of Management Studies) is one of the top b schools in india. It takes admission through SNAP. Your chances of getting called depend on your snap score,percentile, category and other factor.

You can check your chanced of admission to any college which admit through SNAP through SNAP Pathfinder.

Go to the link mentioned, fill the information asked you will know the answer of your query.

The link for path finder is : https://bschool.careers360.com/pathfinder/snap?icn=SNAP_path&ici=SNAP_exam_contmap

Hello Soumya,

Getting a 87.25 percentile in SNAP is quite good.

Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Bengaluru last year minimum calling was around 90 percentile, so there is a tough chance, however you can definitely get a call from institutes in Pune, as they have calling percentile cut-off around 75%.

Kindly refer to the below mentioned link for the SNAP pathfinder, and predict your chances in different Symbiosis Institutes:

https://bschool.careers360.com/pathfinder/snap

Hope this helps

Hi Shubham,

As you have secured a average percentile score in SNAP exam. As you have secured only 64 percentile in SNAP you would only get call from Symbiosis institutes. On the percentile secured by you, you have a chance to few few colleges. The colleges you get are:

Symbiosis Institute of business, Hyderabad-- MBA Course

SSBF Pune-- MBA In banking and finanace

SIHS Pune --- MBA IN hospital management

SSSS Pune--- MBA in sports management

these are the few colleges, from which you would get a call on the basis of your SNAP percentile.