SNAP 2025 Dates Out, Apply for MBA Till Nov 20
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Formally released by Symbiosis International (Deemed) University is the timetable for the Symbiosis National Aptitude Test (SNAP) 2025, a national MBA admission examination held every year for admission to the university’s renowned MBA and postgraduate management programs. Now underway and lasting until November 20, 2025, SNAP 2025’s online application process is being At SNAP’s official website, snaptest. org, those interested can sign up. SNAP 2025 will be held in December on three dates: December 1, December 8, and December 15, 2025, according to the official statement. The test will be given as a computer-based exam (CBT) in various Indian cities. Candidates may choose their preferred test date and location based on availability during the registration process. Two phases will see admission card releases: on November 27 for Test 1 and on December 9, 2025 for Tests 2 and 3. Sixteen affiliated institutions make up the Symbiosis International University, including the Symbiosis Institute of Business Management (SIBM) sites in Pune, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Nagpur, and other cities offering MBA and related degrees. For students seeking admission to these programs, the Symbiosis National Aptitude Test (SNAP) acts as a doorway. With thousands of management candidates applying for it every year, SNAP is among the most challenging examinations for MBA admissions in India. The 2025 SNAP exam will follow the same structure as last year. The test will comprise three sections lasting an hour: general English (verbal ability, verbal reasoning, and reading comprehension), numerical, data interpretation, and data sufficiency, as well as analytical and logical reasoning. With a possible score of 60, there are 60 questions in all. One point will be given for every correct response; for every incorrect one there will be a 0. 25 point penalty. Candidates are only allowed three tests across the three test dates. Admission to the MBA programs is based on the best score from the attempts, thus the last merit list is prepared. Selected candidates will be invited for further selection stages following the SNAP exam based on the particular demands of each Symbiosis institution; this will include a written aptitude exam (GE-PIWAT), a group activity, and a personal interview. Applicants for SNAP 2025 are also eligible if they are completing their last year of study and are awaiting their results. They must possess a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or institution with at least 50% marks (45% for those from SC/ST groups). Applicants need to initially register on the SNAP website, where they will be assessed a non-refundable registration fee of 2250 rupees for every test try. Moreover, to apply to some Symbiosis colleges, candidates have to pay a further fee. On the registration portal, candidates can specify their institute preferences, choose test sites, and submit required papers. SNAP still remains a popular option for management students in the fiercely competitive MBA admission industry thanks to its well-balanced test structure, numerous test dates, and Symbiosis institutes’ reputation for providing top-notch management education. Symbiosis institutions are known for their cutting-edge curriculum, strong industry links, and placement records in industries including finance, marketing, consulting, HR, and IT. A good score on the test, which has a fixed length of 60 minutes and is moderately difficult, depends on time management. Aspiring students should begin early and concentrate on enhancing speed, accuracy, and conceptual clarity in every area of the exam according to the guidance from specialists. Mock tests, previous year papers, and topic-specific practice are examples of good preparation techniques. The registration window is currently open and will close on November 20; thus, candidates are encouraged to complete the application process well ahead of time to avoid last-minute technological issues. With more than four months until the first test date, aspiring students have enough chance to get ready and channel their attention for one of the most important management entrance examinations of the year.
