SNAP test: How to prepare?

There was a time when a graduation degree from the local college was sufficient to add weight to your resume and get you places. But now times have changed and a dynamic scenario demands a dynamic approach. Not only is your degree important but from where you pursue the studies is also an equally important. Given this reason, thousands of students aspire to enter the prestigious Symbiosis university and study the programs offered by them. At the epitome of quality education in India, a degree from Symbiosis can actually make a lot of difference. However, entry into the Symbiosis college is governed by the SNAP test.

What is the SNAP Test?

To those who don’t know SNAP test is actually your key to build a fabulous career, depending on your area of interest. The test is conducted on a national level and focuses on examining the aptitude of the applicants. The questions are not just industry specific. In addition to field related information, the test looks to understand the students abilities to understand, comprehend and of course apply the knowledge. The test is divided into four sections and it is a pen and paper test.

When does the SNAP test happen?

The SNAP test is usually scheduled for the second week of December every year but registrations open by October. The registration is important and can be done online on www.snaptest.org. All details about the registration are available on the website and participants will also have to ensure that their fees are submitted on time.

How to prepare?

Now that we have told you about the subjects that are covered in the test, let’s focus on how to prepare for the test. First things first, you need to understand that preparing for SNAP test is not an overnight job. You need to start preparing several months in advance. Explore one subject at a time. For instance when you are doing comprehension don’t jump to logical reasoning, this will just end up confusing you. Pick up subjects that you are weak in early so that you can give ample time on strengthening your knowledge.

Ask your doubts. A lot of stu dents leave their doubts unsolved for the last minute and the result is panic because they never understand the solution. Don’t do this. Get your doubts clarified as soon as possible. Lastly, remember to practice regularly. You can pick up previous year’s SNAP test and just start solving them. Chances are that you might encounter some repeat questions which will make life easier.

For the last minute a quick revision should do but don’t start exploring unfamiliar zones. This will be confusing. Also, give yourself a break before the day of exam. Relax and rejuvenate so you can actually retain what you have learnt. On the day of the exam, don’t forget to carry the essential items including your admit card. Be patient in answering the questions but ensure you don’t miss timelines.

Mohan Patil I am a Professional Blogger and Content writer for Symbiosis. http://www.snaptest.org