SNAP Preparation Tips: Verbal Ability

SNAP 2024: Syllabus Differences & Last-Minute Preparation Tips

SNAP is considered one of the easier management exams. The exam duration is half of the CAT exam, and there is no sectional time limit, reducing the candidate's stress. However, there are key differences in how you should approach this exam. The first slot of the SNAP exam is scheduled for 8th December 2024. With roughly 10 days in hand, you can easily transition for the exam. Use these SNAP 2024 last-minute preparation tips to sharpen your skills and excel in the exam.

kirtika Tanwar28 Nov 2024

How to Crack the SNAP Exam 2024: A Top Scorer’s Guide

Hello future SNAP achievers! SNAP is one of the exams that gives the flexibility to play on your strengths and that is what I did to score a 99.8 percentile on my first attempt this year. For me it just wasn’t just luck; it was a blend of strategy, discipline, and smart work. The four practical tips that helped me ace the exam, and I’m confident they’ll ease your journey acing SNAP 2024 preparation are:

Milan Madaan18 Sept 2024

SNAP 2019 Prep Strategies | Everything You Need To Know About SNAP

SNAP is considered one of the most competitive b-school entrance exams in the country. Even though the exam does not fall in the league CAT or XAT when considering difficulty levels, it does require a lot of practice and training to score well in this exam. Every year, more than 50,000 candidates sit for the test out of which only 2257 get seats in its member institutions. With every passing year, there is a rise in the number of applicants, which has led the participating colleges to diversify their intake. Taking these factors into consideration, this year candidates will have to score very high in SNAP if they want to get shortlisted for further admission processes. In this article, we will share some information, steps, strategies, preparation tips that can help you ace SNAP like a boss.

Team InsideIIM05 Dec 2019

How I Scored 99+%ile In VA-RC | Strategy For CAT & SNAP

Hi ! I am Amir Raza from Kota, Rajasthan. I did my B.Tech in Computer Engineering from Aligarh Muslim University. I was one of the many engineers who decided to opt for MBA and hence wrote CAT'16 in my final year. I scored a whopping 99.7 %le in CAT VARC section which escalated my score to 96.15 %le overall, despite scoring just around 80 and 85 percentiles in LRDI and Quant sections respectively. As a GEM Fresher, I was able to get calls from the new IIM's and IIT Roorkee. However, due to the lack of work experience and not so great academics, I could finally convert only IIM Sambalpur and IIT Roorkee then. General English section (27.5/40) once again proved to be my saviour in my first attempt at SNAP when I was able to manage a 98.2134 %le overall with single digits score in LR and GK ( 4 and 7.5 respectively PS- no sectional cutoff in SNAP ) and an average score in Quant.

Amir Raza02 Oct 2018

70%ile To 99+%ile In The VA Section In 60 Days - An Engineer's Journey

Verbal Ability section is nothing short of a Gordian knot, more so if you’re an engineer. The kinematics, mathematics, and dynamics that you study in your undergrad leave you with very less knack for reading genres like psychology, economics, sociology, politics or even fiction. Well, take a sigh of relief! You need not be a Milton or a Shakespeare or even a voracious reader to ace the Verbal Ability section. Yes, you read it right, and that’s because VA is not equal to vocabulary or literature. It’s about your ability to comprehend while you read. It’s about filtering important information from a plethora of noise.

Pratik Ranjan14 Sept 2018

Best Resources To Prepare For VA-RC | How To Improve Your Reading Speed And Comprehension

Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension (VA-RC) section is one of the most important sections across all MBA exams. For some, it is even considered to be a make-or-break section since it is assumed that there is no single strategy involved in solving questions from this section.

Chirag Shukla11 Sept 2018