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Symbiosis National Aptitude Test (SNAP 2014) is led by Symbiosis International University (SIU), Pune for admission to numerous post graduate programs. This test is apprehended under the guidance of SIEC Deemed University. All institutions under Symbiosis International University have made the SNAP exam compulsory for taking admission in the post graduate programs. SNAP is the first step in the admission process afterward which the students are compulsory to submit applications in distinct colleges and clear Personal Interview (PI) and Group Discussions (GD) rounds.

SNAP 2014 Eligibility Criteria

The applicants should have finished their graduation in any discipline from constitutional university with least of 50% marks (45% for SC/ST applicants) for all the Master of Business Administration Program.
The applicant should have accomplished 21 years of age and requirements to be a citizen of India.

SNAP 2014 Paper Pattern

The test comprises of 150 objective type questions for period of two hours.
The test follows a Multi-choice question format wherein each query lists 4 options out of which a student has to select the right answer. ¼ marks are subtracted for every incorrect answer.

SNAP 2014 pattern comprises of 4 segments as mentioned below:

Section	Number of Questions	Marks
General English: Reading Comprehension, Verbal Reasoning and Ability	40	40
General Awareness: General Knowledge and Current Affairs	40	40
Quantitative, Data Interpretation and Data Sufficiency	40	40
Analytical and Logical Reasoning	30	60
Total	150	180

SNAP 2014 Syllabus

The students are compulsory to exercise for the 4 said sections in SNAP 2014. The syllabus for the following sections is mentioned below: Analytical and Logical Reasoning – The students in this segment need to focus on Analogies, Arithmetical Reasoning, Space Visualization, Observation and Analysis, Problem Solving and Problem Solving.

General English – Reading Comprehension, Synonyms and Antonyms, Grammar and Reasoning.
General Awareness – Current Affairs and General Knowledge.
Quantitative Abilities – Arithmetic, Data interpretation, Data sufficiency and Computation.