'Playing To My Strengths Was The Strategy I Adopted' - Sandhini Nagvekar On How She Aced SNAP
Meet Sandhini Nagvekar, hailing from Mumbai. She did her schooling from Hasanat High School and did her Junior college from Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics. Moving ahead, she graduated from Anil Surendra Modi School of Commerce NMIMS University with a BBA in 2014. Currently, she is pursuing her MBA in Human Resource from SIBM Pune. She has a year’s work experience in Pharmaceutical Distribution at North West Pharma Hub. Dancing runs in her veins and she has a keen interest in learning foreign languages. She also considers herself a foodie with a love for desserts and sea food.
Edgar Stephens
SNAP 2015 Analysis And Cutoffs
SNAP successfully completed on 20th December. There were many versions of the paper (booklet series) where the question order was jumbled up. There were reports of students getting up to set ‘H’ (implying there were at least 8 versions of the paper). This year also, Symbiosis did not give the paper home. Wrongly so, some of the top institutes are focusing more on not letting the misprints/errors come out in public rather than focus on having a paper without such issues. There were a couple of issues with questions in quant this year too but we will get to that later.
ARKS Srinivas
'Playing To My Strengths Was The Strategy I Adopted' - Sandhini Nagvekar On How She Aced SNAP
Meet Sandhini Nagvekar, hailing from Mumbai. She did her schooling from Hasanat High School and did her Junior college from Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics. Moving ahead, she graduated from Anil Surendra Modi School of Commerce NMIMS University with a BBA in 2014. Currently, she is pursuing her MBA in Human Resource from SIBM Pune. She has a year’s work experience in Pharmaceutical Distribution at North West Pharma Hub. Dancing runs in her veins and she has a keen interest in learning foreign languages. She also considers herself a foodie with a love for desserts and sea food.
Edgar Stephens
SNAP 2015 Analysis And Cutoffs
SNAP successfully completed on 20th December. There were many versions of the paper (booklet series) where the question order was jumbled up. There were reports of students getting up to set ‘H’ (implying there were at least 8 versions of the paper). This year also, Symbiosis did not give the paper home. Wrongly so, some of the top institutes are focusing more on not letting the misprints/errors come out in public rather than focus on having a paper without such issues. There were a couple of issues with questions in quant this year too but we will get to that later.
ARKS Srinivas