A: Yes, you can apply to NMAT exam, provided they complete their degree before admission deadlines.

A: No, there is no age restriction for taking NMAT Exam.

A: Yes, you can take the test, but some top institutes may not shortlist you if you don’t meet their minimum score requirement. Check complete NMAT Exam Eligibility 2025 in the above article.

A: Subjects in SNAP exam are General English, Quantitative Aptitude, and Reasoning.

A: SNAP Syllabus can be divided into three sections: General English, Quantitative Aptitude, and Reasoning. Each section in SNAP exam is designed to test different skills, from language proficiency and numerical ability to data analysis and logical thinking. Check details in above article.

A: Not exactly. CAT exam has a higher difficulty level. Hence CAT syllabus is wider, and more in-depth than SNAP.

A: Yes. You can crack SNAP in 3 months. If you are preparing for other exams like CAT or NMAT, then you need even less time. Check SNAP preparation 2025 guide.

A: If you are devoting time and studying 3-4 hours a day, 3-4 months are considered sufficient to cover the syllabus.

A: The exam is conducted annually in the month of December on three dates. SNAP 2025 exam dates are December 7, 14 and 20, 2025.

A: SNAP is a computer based test and is conducted at test centres.