SNAP Eligibility Criteria

The SNAP exam, conducted by Symbiosis International (Deemed University) [SIU], is an entrance test for admission to 26 MBA programs across 16 institutes. The 2023 registration opened on August 23 and closed on November 23. The exam consists of 60 questions to be completed in 60 minutes, with negative marking, emphasizing speed, accuracy, and time management. There is no sectional time limit, allowing candidates to attempt sections in their preferred order. However, good attempts across all sections are recommended, especially for colleges with sectional cut-offs. Candidates can attempt SNAP three times, with the best score considered.

Eligibility Criteria

To complete the SNAP application form, you must meet the following qualifying criteria:

The candidate must have a bachelor's degree from a recognized university.

Those in the general category must have at least a 50% average in their undergraduate degree.

SC/ST candidates must have received at least 45% of the marks in their undergraduate degree/certificate.

Candidates who have attended a foreign (international) university may also apply. To complete the application form, they must first receive the AIU certificate (Association of Indian Universities).

Students in their final year of high school can also apply for the SNAP exam.

Educational Qualification: Candidates must have completed graduation or be in the final year of graduation.

Category	Minimum Passing Marks in Graduation
General/EWS/NC-OBC	50%
SC/ST/PwD	45%