Expected SNAP 2024 Institute Wise Cutoff Percentile for MBA Admission

The SNAP shortlisting criteria 2024 will be determined by several factors:

• The candidates' SNAP score and percentile
• The SNAP cutoff scores (by category) for various programmes and institutions
• The number of seats available in various programmes and institutions
• The candidates' performance in the GE-PI-WAT rounds
   

Shortlisted candidates must attend the GE-PI-WAT rounds at the specified location and time. After the conclusion of the GE-PI-WAT rounds, the final SNAP 2024 merit list will be prepared. The following weightage will be applied to determine the final merit list:

• SNAP score: 50%
• GE: 10%
• PI: 30%
• WAT: 10%
   

Some of the MBA colleges that accept SNAP scores include the following:

• Symbiosis Institute of Business Management (SIBM) Pune
• Symbiosis Institute of Computer Studies & Research (SICSR) - Pune
• Symbiosis Centre for Management and Human Resource Development (SCMHRD) - Pune
• Symbiosis Institute of Business Management Bangalore
• Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management (SIOM) Nashik
• GNIT College of Management, Greater Noida, etc.

30 is considered a good score in SNAP to obtain an 89-90 percentile. If a candidate obtains an 89-90 percentile in SNAP 2024, they are likely to clear the cut-offs for MBA colleges like SITM, SICSR, SIMS, SIOM, SIMC, and SCIT.

The factors that are responsible for deciding the SNAP cutoff include the total number of test-takers, available seats in the college, and the difficulty level of the question paper. There are no sectional cut-offs; instead, the overall SNAP score is used for the merit list.

The expected cutoff SNAP percentile for SCMHRD Pune falls in the range of 94-96. Candidates achieving the specified SNAP cutoff percentile or higher are eligible to participate in the subsequent rounds of Group Exercise (GE), Writing Ability Test (WAT), and Personal Interview (PI).

Yes, SNAP cutoff varies every year.The cutoff percentile for SNAP 2024 in each institute may differ from the previous year due to changes in eligibility criteria and variations in the weightage assigned to different parameters in the admission process by Symbiosis institutes.

For SNAP, there are typically no sectional cut-offs. Nonetheless, some programmes or institutions might also have requirements for exceptional performance in individual sections. Thus, it is preferable to maintain balance among the three sections.

If your SNAP score is higher than an institute's cutoff, you might be shortlisted for further rounds of selection. These rounds may include Group Exercise (GE), Writing Ability Test (WAT), and Personal Interview (PI).  If you are shortlisted to proceed to the next round, you must immediately begin preparing for the written ability test, the personal interview, and the group exercise.

The SNAP cutoff refers to the minimum score or percentile required to qualify for further rounds of selection in MBA programs offered by Symbiosis International (Deemed University) and its affiliated institutes. It is crucial as it determines eligibility for subsequent selection stages.