SNAP 2023 Section-wise Question Paper Analysis
The SNAP 2023 exam was conducted over a duration of 1 hour from 2 PM to 3 PM. No changes were observed in the exam pattern and questions were framed along the same lines as in the previous years. No RC or para jumble questions were found. Given below are overall pattern of the SNAP 2023 exam along with the level of difficulty and the estimated time that was required to solve each section:
Name of the Section | Number of Questions | Level of Difficulty | Good Attempts | Required time |
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General English: Reading Comprehension, Verbal Reasoning, Verbal Ability | 15 | Easy | 11-12 questions | 10-11 minutes |
Analytical & Logical Reasoning | 25 | Easy to Medium | 19-20 questions | 24-26 minutes |
Quantitative, Data Interpretation & Data Sufficiency | 20 | Medium to Difficult | 12-13 questions | 20-22 minutes |
SNAP Exam Analysis 2023 For General English
The overall difficulty level of this section was easy. Attempting around 11-12 questions in 10-11 minutes was considered a good strategy. A total of 15 questions were asked in the General English section in the SNAP 2023 exam. Maximum questions in this section were from grammar, fill in the blanks, compound words, etc. The topic-wise distribution of questions in the SNAP 2023 General English section has been provided below:
SNAP 2023 General English Topics | No. of Questions | Difficulty-Level |
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Identify parts of speech from the given poem | 2 | Easy |
Choose the sentence with correct usage | 5 | Easy |
Fill in the Blanks [1 blank, 3 blanks] | 3 | Easy |
Figures of speech | 2 | Easy |
Active-Passive Voice | 1 | Easy |
Grammar | 6 | Easy |
Tense | 1 | Easy |
Synonyms | 1 | Easy |
Antonyms | 1 | Easy |
Sentence with no objection | 1 | Easy |
Poem | 1 | Easy |
Compound words | 2 | Easy |
Correct spelling | 1 | Easy |
Proverb-based | 1 | Easy |
Idiom-based | 1 | Easy |
Total | 15 | Easy |
SNAP Exam Analysis 2023 for Analytical and Logical Reasoning
The overall difficulty level of this section ranged from easy to moderate. Attempting around 19-20 questions in 24-26 minutes was considered a good strategy. A total of 25 questions were asked in this section out of which 12 questions were on Verbal Reasoning and the remaining 13 were on Non-Verbal Reasoning. Questions from Verbal Reasoning were framed on similar lines like that of the previous years- 2 questions on syllogisms, 2 on course of action, 2 on Critical reasoning, 2 on cause-effect, 3 on statement – assumption, and 1 on logically correct sequence. Candidates observed that the questions were fairly easy to answer.
For Non-Verbal Reasoning, maximum questions were from Series (total 3). 2 questions each were asked from Circular arrangement (one involving people facing inwards and the other involving people facing outward), clocks, family tree and coding-decoding. One miscellaneous type question was also found. All the questions asked in this section were singleton questions and no set based questions were found. The list of topics covered in the Analytical & Logical Reasoning section of the exam along with the number of questions and their difficulty level have been provided below:
Topic | Number of Questions | Level of Difficulty |
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Verbal Reasoning |
Syllogisms | 2 | Easy |
Statement & Course of Action | 2 | Easy |
Critical Reasoning – Inference | 2 | Easy |
Statement & Assumption | 3 | Easy |
Cause-Effect | 2 | Easy |
Logically correct sequence | 1 | Easy |
Blood Relations | 2 | Easy |
Statement Course of Action | 2 | Easy |
Cause & Effect | 2 | Easy |
Statement Argument | 2 | Easy |
Syllogism | 2 | Easy |
Input/ Output | 1 | Easy |
Non-Verbal Reasoning |
Complete the series (numbers, letters & combined) | 3 | 2 Easy, 1 Medium |
Number/ Symbol Series | 4 | Easy to Medium |
Truth or Lie based | 1 | Easy to Medium |
Linear Arrangement | 1 | Easy to Medium |
CIrcular arrangement | 2 | 2 Easy |
Clocks | 2 | 2 Easy |
Family Tree | 2 | 2 Easy |
Coding-decoding | 2 | 1 Easy, 1 medium |
Analytical Reasoning/ Critical Reasoning | 3 | Easy to Medium |
Miscellaneous | 2 | 1 Easy, 1 medium |
Total | 25 | Easy to Medium |
SNAP Exam Analysis 2023 For Quantitative Ability
The overall difficulty level of this section ranged from Moderate to Difficult. Attempting around 12-13 questions in 20-22 minutes was considered a good strategy. This section of SNAP 2023 had 20 questions, out of which 19 questions were on Mathematics and there was one singleton question on Data Interpretation. No question was found on Data Sufficiency.
Questions from Arithmetic and Modern Mathematics (7 questions) dominated this section. 3 questions were asked from Geometry and 1 question was based on trigonometric ratios of 75 degrees. ‘None of the above’ was given as an option in many questions in this section and there was an element of ambiguity in 1 question where the symbols of pi and square root were misplaced). Given below are the common topics covered in the quantitative ability section in SNAP 2023 and number of questions asked from each topic:
Topic | Number of Questions | Difficulty Level |
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Algebra | 4 | Easy to Medium |
Arithmetic | 7 | 6 Medium, 1 Difficult |
Modern Math | 7 | 2 Medium, 5 Difficult |
Geometry | 3 | 1 Easy, 1 Medium, 1 Difficult |
Numbers | 2 | Medium |
Height and Distance | 1 | Medium to Difficult |
Data Interpretation (DI) | 2 | Easy to Medium |
P&C | 2 | Medium to Difficult |
Mensuration | 2 | Medium to Difficult |
Matrix | 1 | Medium to Difficult |
Total | 20 | Medium to Difficult |
