SNAP Mock Test Series

A good score in the SNAP mock test series depends upon the difficulty level of the SNAP exam and also on the performance of candidates in the actual exam. However, a score of 50 out of 60 is considered to be a good score.

The difficulty level of the iQuanta SNAP mock test series is the same as that of the actual SNAP exam which is of moderate difficulty level.

No, the SNAP mock test series does not provide GK-based questions as this section was removed from the actual exam in the year 2020. Therefore, the SNAP exam consists of only three sections as per the latest exam pattern.

The candidates can increase their speed by understanding the exam pattern, and syllabus, selecting the right books and study material, completing the syllabus on time, practice the sample questions and SNAP mock tests.

The time duration of SNAP mock test is the same as that of the actual SNAP exam which is 60 minutes. SNAP exam consists of three sections General English, Analytical and Logical Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, Data Interpretation & Data Sufficiency.

The SNAP 2024 exam will be conducted in December 2024 on 8th, 15th and 21st. The last day to fill out the SNAP application form is 22nd November 2024.

iQuanta SNAP mock test series provides the closest SNAP exam questions. They provide a variety of questions from all the important topics which will give the students an exam-like experience. Students who have enrolled themselves in SNAP mock test series have scored well in the actual SNAP exam.

Candidates must attempt enough and more mocks before the SNAP exam until and unless they are confident that they will be able to achieve a good score in the SNAP test.

The aspirants can score more in the SNAP mock test by evaluating their mistakes, revisiting the unattempted questions, increasing the frequency of SNAP mock tests, watching the solution videos, highlighting and reviewing the correct answers.

The candidates who have completed their graduation from a recognized university with at least 50% marks (general candidates) and 45% for SC/ST/PWD candidates. However, final-year students can also apply for the SNAP 2024 exam.