SNAP National Aptitude (online) Test or SNAP is conducted by Symbiosis International (Deemed) University for admission to MBA/PGDM programmes offered by its participating institutes. SNAP exam is conducted in the month of December at multiple exam centres in over 90 cities across India. SNAP 2020 will be conducted in the same month, notification for which will be released in August. In this article, you will read all about SNAP 2020 exam including dates, eligibility, registration process, exam pattern, syllabus and result.
SNAP 2020 Events | SNAP 2020 Dates |
|---|---|
SNAP Registrations begin | Second week of August |
Registrations end | Third week of November |
SNAP mock test | Second week of October to first week of November |
Admit cards download | First week of December |
SNAP exam | Second Sunday of December |
Answer key download | Third week of December |
SNAP result announcement | Second week of January |
Following are the courses offered at SIU institutes listed above, through admission on the basis of SNAP score:
| MBA |
MBA (Innovation and Entrepreneurship) |
| MBA Marketing |
MBA Human Resources |
| MBA (Information Technology) |
MBA (Infrastructure Development and Management) |
| MBA (Business Analytics) |
MBA (International Business) |
| MBA (Agri Business) |
MBA (Energy & Environment) |
| MBA (Telecom Management) |
MBA (Communication Management) |
| MBA (Operations Management) |
MBA (Information Technology Business Management) |
| MBA (Data Science and Data Analytics) |
MBA (Hospital & Healthcare Management) |
| MBA (Banking and Finance) |
MBA (Sports Sciences) |
There is no Reservation criterai for SNAP exam other than 5% relaxation for SC/ST/PWD candidates. However, the SIU follows government approved reservation policy for admissions. Under this policy a certain percentage of seats are reserved for students belonging to various categories.
| Category | Quota |
|---|---|
| Scheduled Caste |
15% |
| Scheduled Tribe |
7.5% |
| Differently Abled |
8% |
| Wards of Defence Personnel |
5% (applicable to selective programmes) |