All About SNAP Test 2010

Symbiosis International University (SIU), which is a deemed university in Pune conducts an entrance test every year called Symbiosis National Aptitude Test (SNAP) for enrolling students to its various postgraduate programs. This year SNAP Test is sheduled for 19 December 2010 for the admission to 2011 academic year.

Pattern of questions for SNAP:    
SNAP entrance test comprises objective type questions with negative marking.The SNAP pattern varies every year.

SNAP a two hours test consist  150 questions.The candidates have to attempt all the questions within two hours duration.

There is a provision of negative marking in the competitive entrance test, that is, 25% marks are deducted for each wrong answer

The 150 questions in the paper are divided into four sections as follows:

General English (40)
Quantitative, Data Interpretation & Data Sufficiency (40)
General Awareness (40)
Analytical & Logical Reasoning (30)

Symbiosis National Aptitude Test (SNAP) is a competitive entrance test, which is conducted specially to evaluate students’ skills and intelligence. The candidates, who are appearing have to prepare every chapter with thorough knowledge.. 

General English
Questions from Reading Comprehension, Verbal Reasoning, Verbal Ability and grammar must be practiced by the candidates. Many questions in the test are usually asked from English.
Quantitative Aptitude
The candidate has to be very precise in Data Interpretation and  Mathematics.Get yourself prepare for questions on Probability & Permutation & Combination, and rests of the questions can come from arithmetic and geometry.
General Awareness
The candidates must have proper access on various current events and happenings in India and at the global environment.Expect questions from Physics, International currency, Chemistry, Constitution, Mathematics, History etc. There could be questions on current affairs as well.Analytical & Logical Reasoning
The admission seekers may practice on different reasoning skills.The admission seekers may practice on different reasoning skills. Questions could be from pictorial Reasoning, from mathematical reasoning and on coding & decoding & analytical reasoning. Apart from that, one could practice various sample papers of previous years’ SNAP test before appearing in the competitive entrance test. Apart from that, one could practice various sample papers of previous years’ SNAP test before appearing in the competitive entrance test. 
Group Discussion & Personal Interview
The candidates who have passed the written test must appear in group discussion and personal interview, which are conducted by the University. For the final selection, a merit list is prepared based on the performance of the candidates in SNAP written test, group discussion and personal interview.

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Best Of Luck.