SNAP 2020 Phase Three Test Today: Must Check Guidelines
New Delhi: On 9th January 2021, The SNAP 2020’s 3rd and final session tests are going to be organized by the Symbiosis International University (SIU). the first SNAP 2020 was held on 20th December 2020 and later, the second SNAP 2020 test was organized on 6th January 2021. the timing of The SNAP 2020 test will be from 11 am to 12 noon today and The SNAP 2020 test will be held as a centre-based online test. students will be asked 60 multiple choice questions of one mark each.
SNAP 2020 test Timing
- 11 am to 12 noon
Guidelines for SNAP 2020 test
SIU has issued guidelines for SNAP Test day Guide and Social Distancing Guidelines. given guidelines must be followed by the SNAP 2020 candidates. According to the guidelines, aspirants are recommended to reach the exam centres at 9 AM. they must have a coloured print of the SNAP admit card, aspirants will need to take a valid photo ID card to the SNAP exam centres.
SNAP results
- Candidates will be selected on the basis of SNAP results and SIU will release the Merit List on its official website of the SNAP with SNAP 2020 cut-off marks.
SNAP exam pattern 2020
SNAP exam pattern 2020 is categorised into three sections
- General English
- Quantitative, Data Interpretation (DI) and
- Data Sufficiency, Analytical and Logical Reasoning.
Symbiosis National Aptitude Test (SNAP test) Negative marking
- There is a negative marking when a candidate attempts a wrong answer. the One-fourth of the marks will be cut.
SNAP 2020 Phase Three Test Today: FAQ
Q.1 When will the final session of SNAP 2020 tests be held?
On 9th January 2021, The SNAP 2020’s 3rd and final session tests are going to be organized by the Symbiosis International University (SIU).
Q.2 What is the timing for final session of SNAP 2020 tests?
the timing of The SNAP 2020 test will be from 11 am to 12 noon today
Q.3 What is the SNAP exam pattern 2020?
SNAP exam pattern 2020 is categorised into three sections
1. General English
2. Quantitative, Data Interpretation (DI) and
3. Data Sufficiency, Analytical and Logical Reasoning.