SNAP Entrance Test Syllabus

I had applied for Symbiosis National Aptitude (SNAP) Test for admission to Post-Graduate Institute of Symbiosis International University (SIU) and want to prepare for it, for this I am looking for Syllabus of SNAP Test so please provide me the same?

Can you provide me the syllabus for Symbiosis National Aptitude Test (SNAP) for admission in MBA Program offered by Symbiosis International University?

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The syllabus for Symbiosis National Aptitude Test (SNAP) for admission in MBA Program offered by Symbiosis International University is as follows:


SNAP Syllabus for General English

Sentence completion - An important sub-topic of SNAP syllabus is sentence completion.

Idioms and Syllogisms – One is judged by logical reasoning arguments and idioms.

Jumbled paragraphs - Solving Para jumbles or Jumbled Paragraphs is a topic in General English section of SNAP syllabus. Para-Jumble refers to a paragraph in which the sentences forming it are given in a jumbled form and candidates need to correct it.

Analogy - SNAP syllabus will contain questions that compare two completely different things and look for similarities between them.


SNAP Syllabus for Analytical & Logical Reasoning

Simple interest and Compound interest - Basic MCQs of simple interest and compound interest will be a part of the question paper of SNAP.

Venn diagram - The elements of a set or a group are given in a schematic way. The candidates are asked to crack the logic behind these and will have to guess the type of the diagram which will suit the relation in particular.

Ratios and Proportion - A different set of rations will be given in question and candidates will have to analyse them and provide the correct answer.


SNAP Syllabus for Quantitative, Data Interpretation & Data Sufficiency

Coding and decoding puzzles - One’s ability to decipher the code language is judged with the help of coding and decoding puzzle questions.

Column graphs and Bar graphs - Comparison between two or more values can be done using the graphs.

Other topics are listed below -
Data Interpretation based on text
Graphs and tables
Symbol Based problems
Syllogisms
Critical reasoning