- Duration of exam: Total 60 minutes (1 hour) is allotted for the exam
- No. of questions: Total 60 Questions. 15 for General English, 25 for Analytical & Logical Reasoning and 20 for Quantitative, Data Interpretation & Data Sufficiency
- Marks distribution: General English – 15 marks, Analytical & Logical Reasoning – 25 marks, Quantitative, DI & DS – 20 marks
- Marking scheme: +1 mark for each correct answer, -0.25 marks for each incorrect answer
SNAP - Symbiosis National Aptitude Test

Overview
The Symbiosis National Aptitude Test (SNAP) is a national-level entrance exam conducted by Symbiosis International (Deemed University), Pune. It serves as a gateway for admission into MBA and postgraduate management programs offered by 15 Symbiosis institutes, including SCMHRD, SIBM Pune, SIIB, and SIBM Bengaluru. SNAP is known for its fast-paced exam pattern, moderate difficulty level, and short test duration, making it one of the quickest MBA entrance tests in India.
Exam Pattern
Syllabus
- General English: Vocabulary, idioms, grammar, sentence correction, reading comprehension, para jumbles
- Analytical & Logical Reasoning: Series, analogies, puzzles, seating arrangement, verbal reasoning, coding-decoding, blood relations
- Quantitative, Data Interpretation & Data Sufficiency: Arithmetic, algebra, number systems, geometry, mensuration, data tables, bar graphs, caselets, data sufficiency
Exam Registration & Eligibility Details
- Registration: Online registration on snaptest.org
Eligibility: Bachelor’s degree with at least 50% marks (45% for SC/ST), Final-year students may apply, No age limit
- Documents Required: Passport-size photograph, Signature, Academic mark sheets, Category certificate (if applicable)
Exam fee: ₹2,250 per test attempt, Additional ₹1,000 per Symbiosis institute/program applied
Selection Process
The SNAP selection process includes shortlisting candidates based on their SNAP scores, followed by further selection rounds conducted by respective Symbiosis institutes. These rounds typically include Group Exercise (GE), Written Ability Test (WAT), and Personal Interview (PI). Each institute assigns different weightage to SNAP scores, GE, WAT, PI, academic performance, and work experience. Final admission is based on cumulative performance across all stages.
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F.A.Q
You can take SNAP up to three times in the same admission cycle.
The best score among all attempts is considered.
No, there are no sectional time limits, and you can switch between sections.
No, SNAP consists only of MCQs.
No, calculators or electronic devices are not permitted.






























































