SNAP Cutoff 2022 (Expected): Check Previous Years’ Cutoff

Updated On: December 10, 2022 03:38 PM

SNAP expected cutoff 2022 after analysing the trends from 2021 to 2017 is provided here. Also, find SNAP cutoff past trends for various institutes here.

SNAP Cutoff 2022: Each participating institute releases SNAP cutoff for admissions to their respective MBA courses. This minimum requirement of marks set by each participating institute is referred to as SNAP Cutoff. Candidates who score at or above the SNAP cutoff percentile are qualified to participate in the GE-WAT-PI round. It is to be noted that SNAP 2022 cutoff will not be released centrally by the conducting authority. Instead, it will be made available on the official websites of the respective institutes.

Various factors such as the number of candidates appearing for the exam, the difficulty level of the paper, the total number of seats available at each institute, etc. affect SNAP cutoff. Here, SNAP expected cutoff 2022 as per the previous years’ trends are provided here. Along with it, candidates can also check the cutoff variation of each year.

SNAP Cutoff 2022: Previous Years’ Cutoff

In the table below, SNAP expected cutoff 2022 and the cutoff trends from 2021 to 2017 are detailed:

Institute	SNAP 2022 expected cutoff	SNAP 2021 cutoff	SNAP 2020 cutoff	SNAP 2019 cutoff	SNAP 2018 cutoff	SNAP 2017 cutoff
SIBM, Pune	97-98.5	98	98.5	96	96	98
SCMHRD, Pune	95-96	97	96	95	95	97.13
SIIB, Pune	92-93	93.2	93	92	92	93
SIBM, Bangalore	89-90	90	90	88	88	90
SIOM, Nashik	85-87	87	87	85	85	87.1
SICSR, Pune	82-83	82	82	80	80	82
SITM, Pune	81-83	83	83	81	81	83
SIMS, Pune	76-78	76	77	75	75	76
SCIT, Pune	74-75	75	75	74	74	75
SSMC, Pune	73-75	75	72	72	72	74
SIMC, Pune	72-74	72	76	70	70	72
SSBF, Pune	61-63	65	58	58	58	65
SIHS, Pune	58-61	60	73	55	55	60
SSSS, Pune	56-58	55	58	50	55	60
SIBM, Hyderabad	54-56	55	55	55	50	55

Another thing to be noted is that the weightage for the calculation of the final SNAP cutoff in the merit list will not be the same as the raw marks or the actual score achieved by the candidate in SNAP 2022 exam. Instead, it will be calculated as follows: