SNAP 2019 Result, SNAP Cutoff Percentile, Scorecard

Symbiosis National Aptitude Test (SNAP) 2019 exam will be conducted on 15^th December 2019, 2 PM to 4 PM. The SNAP 2019 exam result will be OUT on 10th January 2020. The SNAP result 2019 will released by SIU.

The selected candidates under the SNAP merit list 2019 will be called for:

1. Group Exercise (GE)
2. Personal Interaction (PI)
3. Writing Ability Test (WAT)

The students must keep a copy of their SNAP 2019 scorecard and SNAP 2019 admit card for all future admission formalities.  The SNAP 2019 score is valid for admissions in various MBA courses in the 15 Symbiosis MBA colleges for the academic year 2020-22.

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Candidates can download their SNAP 2019 scorecard following the below steps:

1. Go to the official website snaptest.org and you will be automatically re-directed to the result link
2. Login using your SNAPID and password created at the time of registration
3. Check the result appearing on screen
4. Please verify all details on the scorecard are correct and same as you filled at time of registration. Please report regarding any discrepancy to the registrar@siu.edu
5. Print you SNAP 2019 scorecard.

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The SNAP 2019 scorecard contains the following information:

1. Candidate’s SNAP ID
2. Candidate’s Name
3. Candidate’s DOB
4. Admission Category
5. Section Details
6. Maximum Marks
7. Sectional Marks Scored
8. Overall Marks Scored
9. Scaled Scores
10. Percentile
11. Shortlist Status
12. Candidate’s Photograph
13. Candidate’s Signature.

Below is an example of how your SNAP 2019 scorecard might look:

The overall selection process for admissions into the 23 courses offered at the 15 colleges under the SIU for the academic session 2020-22 is as follows:

1. Candidates register online for SNAP 2019 and choose the colleges and programmes they want to apply
2. Candidates write the SNAP 2019 online examination
3. Candidates who clear the respective SNAP 2019 cutoff are shortlisted for further selection rounds
4. Candidates are called for GE, PI and WAT
5. The overall score is computed and SNAP 2019 final merit list is announced for each college individually.

Starting 2019, the marking scheme for SNAP exam 2019 was changed as TITA (or non-MCQs) were introduced.

The final SNAP 2019 score is calculated as:

Total Score = (No. of Correct Normal Questions *1) + (No. of Correct Normal Questions *1.5) + (No. of Correct Special Questions *2) – (No. of Incorrect Normal Questions *0.25) - (No. of Incorrect Special Questions *-0.5) - - (No. of Incorrect Special Questions *-0.375)

1. Based on the 2018 SNAP exam pattern, the exam this year was easier as compared to the previous years. This was largely due to the fact that the pattern had changed this year and TITA questions (with a higher weightage) were introduced
2. The General English section had mostly easy questions with a few tough ones here or there. Students should have been able to crack at least 30 questions from 35 in about 20 to 25 minutes time
3. The Quant section was moderately tough and there was an even distribution of questions. The paper setters covered most topics. Around 25 questions can be considered a decent attempt in 45 minutes
4. The questions in LR section were less weird but slightly trickier and time consuming. Attempting anywhere between 20 to 22 questions can be considered a decent attempt in 50 minutes.
5. The GK section was expected with only current affairs questions and most of them being easy. Answering around 12 questions in 10 minutes should be considered a good score.

1. After the SNAP 2019 scorecard is released, the individual SNAP colleges will release the shortlisted candidate list
2. The candidates must keep their SNAP 2019 Admit Card and SNAP 2019 Scorecard handy with them
3. The candidates will go through WAT, GE and PI at the respective colleges
4. The final merit list will be declared on the basis of the performance in each of the rounds –

There is no sectional cut off for the SNAP exam 2019 and only an overall cut off score. The cut off percentile for each SNAP college is different. Usually it is observed, if the SNAP exam in a particular year is tough, the overall percentile cut off run’s low for that year.

Here is the cut off percentile across various SNAP colleges in 2017 and 2018 along with the projected scores for 2019 based on the analysis by the team of experts at MBA Rendezvous.

All the best! for your SNAP result for the year 2019.

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