SNAP 2023 Test 2 Tomorrow: Download Admit Card Now, Last-Minute Tips Inside
The Symbiosis International (Deemed University) is all set to conduct SNAP Test 2 on December 17, with candidates expected to arrive at their respective exam centers by noon. This single-shift exam will run from 2 pm to 3 pm and will be conducted across 84 cities in India. It's essential for candidates to know the key details and steps to access their admit cards for Test 2 and Test 3.
Test Schedule and Locations
- Date: December 17, 2023
- Timing: 2 pm to 3 pm
- Cities: Conducted in 84 cities across India
Admit Card Availability and Download Process
The admit cards for the second and third sessions of the SNAP examination are available for download on the official SNAP website at snaptest.org
Steps to Download SNAP Test 2 & Test 3 Admit Card 2023
- Login: Visit snaptest.org, and log in to your account.
- Access Link: Click on the 'SNAP Test 2 and Test 3 Admit Card' link on the homepage.
- Provide Details: Enter your login credentials and submit.
- Save Admit Card: Review the details and save/download your admit card.
- Backup Copy: Make a copy of the admit card for future reference.
Exam Guidelines and Necessary Documents
Candidates must adhere to specific guidelines and carry essential documents to the exam hall:
- Admission Card: SNAP 2023 Admission Card
- Identity Proof: Government-issued photo identity card (Driver’s License, Passport, PAN Card, Voter ID, or Aadhaar Card)
- Prohibited Items: Electronic devices, mobile phones, watches, calculators, smart devices, and paper are strictly prohibited.
- Rough Sheets: Provided by the exam center; ensure to return them after the test, noting your name and entrance test seat number on each sheet.
Test Structure and Marking Scheme
The SNAP Test 2 will consist of three sections:
- General English
- Analytical and Logical Reasoning
- Quantitative Aptitude, Data Interpretation, and Data Sufficiency
The exam duration is 60 minutes, with 60 multiple-choice questions (MCQs). It's crucial to note that negative markings of 0.25 marks apply for each incorrect response, while candidates earn one mark for each correct answer.