The SNAP Slot 2 2021 exam was held on January 8, 2022. The exam had no major changes in the pattern or difficulty level from the first SNAP 2021 exam, including the fact that the General English section did not have any Reading Comprehension questions. SNAP Slot 2 2021 aspirants had to face 60 questions in 60 minutes comprising a total of 60 marks. In this article, we will deep-dive into the detailed analysis of SNAP Slot 2 2021 by Career Launcher (CL) and IMS along with the predicted cut-offs.
SNAP Slot 2 2021 Analysis And Predicted Cut-offs: Overall - CL And IMS
Here are the section-wise attempts and predicted scores by Career Launcher and IMS.
|
Section
|
Level Of Difficulty |
Good Attempts |
Good Score |
| IMS |
CL |
IMS |
CL |
| General English |
Easy |
Easy to Moderate |
13-14 |
10+ |
| Analytical & Logical Reasoning |
Easy |
Easy to Moderate |
18-20 |
17-18 |
| Quantitative, DI and Data Sufficiency |
Medium |
Moderate to Lengthy |
14-15 |
12+ |
| Total |
|
|
|
39-41 |
Here are the cut-offs for some of the institutes under the Symbiosis umbrella, as predicted by Career Launcher (CL) and IMS.
|
Institute Name
|
Cut-Off |
| CL |
IMS |
| SIBM Pune |
37+ |
39-41 |
| SCMHRD Pune |
35+ |
37-39 |
| SIIB Pune |
33+ |
33-35 |
| SIBM Bangalore |
31+ |
33-35 |
| SIOM Nashik |
28+ |
- |
SNAP Slot 2 2021 Analysis And Predicted Cut-offs - General English
The VARC section was dominated by Vocabulary and Grammar questions. There were questions on synonyms, fill in the blanks, incorrect compound words. In grammar, there was one question that required one to identify the correct sentence, one question to identify the adjective, one on uncountable nouns, one on tense, and one on passive voice. There were two error spotting questions and one on idiom and one on proverbs. *One of the poem-based questions required one to identify the line with the most ‘standard word order’.
According to Career Launcher, a good student is expected to answer all the questions or almost all the questions in about 8 to 10 minutes. Any score above 10 would be considered very good and a student expecting a top Symbiosis institute interview call may require 7 to 8 marks at the least to be in good stead.
According to IMS, since the section was overall easy, one could attempt 13 or 14 questions with high accuracy in about 13 or 14 minutes.
SNAP Slot 2 2021 Analysis And Predicted Cut-offs - Analytical & Logical Reasoning
Out of the 25 questions in this section, 8 questions were on Verbal Reasoning and the remaining 17 were on Non-Verbal Reasoning.
The 8 questions on Verbal Reasoning were on expected lines with Courses of Action, Statement and Assumption, Cause-Effect. There were also 1-word arrangement questions and 1 Analogy question.
The questions on Non-Verbal Reasoning included questions on Number and Letters series, clocks, calendars, Binary logic, Linear arrangement etc. There were no set based questions.
According to Career Launcher, a good student would have attempted almost all the 25 questions save one or two in the Number Series / Missing Number series type of questions. The time allotted for this section need not have been more than 20 to 25 minutes. A good score in this section would be around 17-18 to get to that 99%ile overall.
According to IMS, the overall section was easy. A good strategy would be to attempt around 18-20 questions in 24-26 minutes.
SNAP Slot 2 2021 Analysis And Predicted Cut-offs - Quantitative, DI and Data Sufficiency
Out of the 20 questions in this section, 19 questions were on Mathematics and there was one singleton question on Data Interpretation. There was no question on Data Sufficiency. Overall this section was very medium in terms of the level of difficulty.
The questions on Mathematics were dominated by Arithmetic, followed by Modern Mathematics and Geometry.
According to IMS, about 5 to 6 questions were somewhat challenging. Quite a few questions had ‘None of these’ as the option, which made option elimination difficult. A good strategy would be to attempt around 14 to 15 questions in 20-22 minutes.
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