SNAP 2020 Analysis: SNAP All Sessions Analysis, Expected Cut Off, Exam Review, Questions, Attempts

SNAP 2020 Analysis: Symbiosis International (Deemed) University [SIU] successfully conducted the SNAP 2020 at various exam centres across the nation on 20^th December 2020. SNAP is the exam taken by candidates who wish to get admission to any of the 16 Symbiosis institutes affiliated to SIU. The SNAP 2020 will be conducted in 3 sessions, the first of which is held on 20^th December 2020. The remaining two sessions will be held on 6^th January 2021 and 9^th January 2021.  As per the BYJU'S Exam Prep experts who appeared for SNAP 2020 on December 20^th, the overall exam was of MODERATE difficulty level.

Thus, we are here to share the SNAP expected cut off 2020 details along with the section-wise review of SNAP Paper held on 20th December. With the SNAP 2020 analysis we will also be discussing exam highlights, type of questions asked, difficulty level of questions, exam pattern of SNAP, good score/attempt of SNAP 2020.

SNAP is a national-level MBA entrance exam that allows candidates to get admission in any of the 16 SIU affiliated institutes in India. In this detailed exam analysis of SNAP 2020 Session-1, we will discuss the following aspects of the exam:

• SNAP 2020 Exam Analysis
• SNAP 2020 Section Wise Analysis
• What should be your score for a good attempt at SNAP 2020
• The difficulty level of the questions in SNAP 2020, and 
• Expected CAT cut off scores and percentile for SNAP 2020

Important Highlights of SNAP 2020 Exam (All Sessions)

• Seeing the pandemic situation, SNAP 2020 will be conducted thrice in the season out of which candidates can appear for two times. The better score of the two attempts will be considered for admission process
• SNAP 2020 is decided to be of 1 hour instead of 2 hours (which was seen till SNAP 2019)

SNAP Exam 2020 is decided to be conducted in 3 sessions of 1 hour each, out of which any candidate can appear for a maximum of 2 times out of 3 sessions

• Session 1 - 20th December 2020 (11:00 AM to 12:00 PM)
• Session 2 - 6th January 2021 (11:00 AM to 12:00 PM)
• Session 3 - 9th January 2021 (11:00 AM to 12:00 PM)

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SNAP Exam Pattern 2020 

Note:

• Every correct answer will fetch 1 mark and every incorrect response will deduct 0.25 mark.
• All the 60 questions will be MCQs

Highlights of SNAP 2020 Session-1 (20 December)

• Easiest section - General English
• Rest 2 sections - Moderately Difficult
• Overall difficulty level - Moderate

SNAP 2020 Paper Analysis: Difficulty Level

SNAP Paper Difficulty Level - Session-1 (Dec 20)

While doing the SNAP Exam Analysis 2020, we found that the difficulty level of the exam was MODERATE. Questions from the GENERAL ENGLISH section were found to be the easiest amongst all the sections.

• According to our survey, almost 45-50% of the candidates found GENERAL ENGLISH section to be the easiest amongst all the three sections
• The candidates also said that the other 2 sections were comparatively easier sections of all three sections. 

SNAP 2020 Exam Analysis: Good Attempts/Score

SNAP Good Attempts/Score - Session-1 (Dec 20)

According to the SNAP exam analysis 2020, a raw score of 39-41 is considered to be a good score to fetch 98 percentile and will allow candidates to get admission to top 5 institutes affiliated under SIU.

SNAP 2020 Exam Analysis (Section-Wise)

SNAP General English Paper Analysis 2020

Below we are sharing the slot wise exam review of the SNAP 2020 General English paper.

SNAP General English Exam Review - Session-1 (Dec 20)

This section was easiest than the other two sections. Let’s find more details about today’s questions from the General English section

• There were NO QUESTIONS from Reading Comprehension 
• 6 questions from "Sentence Completion"
• 2 questions each from "Idioms and Phrases" and "Parts of Speech"
• 1 question each from
  • Spelling Error
  • Foreign Words
  • Synonyms
  • Para-Jumbles
  • Figures of Speech

SNAP Analytical and Logical Reasoning Paper Analysis 2020

Here is the detailed slot wise exam review of the SNAP 2020 Analytical and Logical Reasoning paper.

SNAP Analytical and Logical Reasoning Exam Review 2020 - Session-1 (Dec 20)

This section was of moderate difficulty level of all the sections. A total of 25 questions were asked in this section.

• Most of the questions asked in this section were from Series, Critical Reasoning and Clocks and Calendars topic
• 2 questions each from
  • Circular Seating
  • Input-Output
  • Blood-Relations
  • Coding-Decoding, Analogies
• 2-3 questions from Miscellaneous topics

SNAP Quantitative and DI Paper Analysis 2020

Go through the detailed review of the SNAP 2020 Quantitative and DI paper for the Session-1 (Dec 20) below.

SNAP Quantitative and DI Exam Review 2020 - Session-1 (Dec 20)

This section was of moderate difficulty level. A total of 20 questions were asked from this section

• The total number of questions asked in this section were 20
• Most of the questions in this section were from Arithmetic (9 Questions)
• 3-4 questions were asked from Modern Mathematics (Permutation, Combination and Probability)
• 2 questions each from Number system and Algebra
• 1 question each from DI, Geometry and Series

SNAP Expected Cut Off 2020

The SNAP 2020 expected raw scores to fetch 98%ile for SNAP 2020 in session 1 (Dec 20) is 39-40 for the General category.

• For the General English section, the sectional scores could be anywhere between 11-13 to fetch 98+%ile
• For the Analytical and Logical Reasoning section, the sectional cut off could be anywhere between 16-18 to fetch 98+%ile
• And for Quantitative and DI section, the section cut off could be anywhere between 14-16 to fetch 98+%ile 

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Note: SNAP 2020 exam analysis is prepared on the basis of the feedback shared by the SNAP aspirants. By any chance, if you remember any questions, feel free to share it in the comments section below!

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