SNAP 2022 Score vs Percentile: Analysis, Cutoff

SNAP 2022 score vs percentile analysis is done by evaluating the total score of SNAP and the percentile is calculated by considering the total number of candidates who appeared in the exam.

SNAP 2022 Score vs Percentile: The total score in the SNAP exam is 60 and the SNAP percentile is calculated by considering the total number of candidates who appeared in the exam.

SNAP 2022 was conducted on Dec 10, 18 and 23, 2023. The SNAP score for the 99.91 percentile was 43, and for the 90 percentile, it was 30.5. The difficulty level of the exam was moderate.

SNAP 2022 Score vs Percentile

The highest score in the SNAP 2022 exam was 43 for the 99.91 percentile. Analysing the SNAP 2022 score vs percentile ranges can be helpful for aspirants to understand how much to score to obtain a certain percentile in the SNAP exam.

There are three sections in the SNAP exam, each carrying a different weightage of marks, and the total score is 60.

SNAP 2022 Score vs Percentile
SNAP Score	SNAP Percentile
43	99.91
42	99.5
41.25	99.78
40.75	99.73
39.5	99.54
37.75	99.07
36.5	98.46
35	97.45
34	96.48
33	95.21
32.25	94.06
31.75	93.26
30.75	91.27
30.5	90.74
30	89.65
29.5	88.5
29	87
28.5	85.52
27.75	83.25
27.5	82.41
27.25	81.25
27	80.54

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How to Calculate the SNAP 2022 Score and Percentile?

Candidates willing to learn how to calculate the SNAP percentile need to first note down their rank and the total number of candidates who appeared in the exam. The steps below are to be followed to calculate the SNAP percentile.

Note the total number of candidates who appeared in the SNAP 2022 exam
The candidate will be required to subtract their SNAP rank from the total number of candidates who appeared.
The answer will be divided by the total number of candidates who appear and then multiplied by 100.

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SNAP Marking Scheme 2022

The SNAP exam comprises three sections: Analytical and Local Reasoning, General English and Quantitative, Data Sufficiency, and Data Interpretation. For each correct answer, 1 mark is given, and 0.25 marks will be deducted for each wrong answer.

SNAP Marking Scheme 2022
Section	Number of Questions
Analytical and Logical Reasoning	25
General English	15
Quantitative, Data Sufficiency, and Data Interpretation	20
Total Number of Questions	60

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SNAP Institute-wise 2022 Cutoff

Students checking SNAP 2022 score vs percentile may refer to the SNAP cutoff for their understanding of the scores, institute-wise cutoff and more. The highest SNAP 2022 cutoff was 98, and the lowest was 58. There are 10+ institutes accepting SNAP scores.

SNAP Institute-wise 2022 Cutoff
Institute Name	SNAP Percentile
Symbiosis Institute of Business Management (SIMB), Pune	97-99
Symbiosis Centre for Management and Human Resource Development (SCMHRD), Pune	94-96
Symbiosis Institute of International Business (SIIB), Pune	95-93
Symbiosis Institute of Business Management (SIMB), Bangalore	90
Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management (SIOM), Nashik	85-87
Symbiosis Institute of Computer Studies and Research (SICSR), Pune	82-84
Symbiosis Institute of Digital and Telecom Management (SIDTM), Pune	83
Symbiosis Institute of Management Studies (SIMS), Pune	77-80
Symbiosis Centre for Information Technology (SCIT), Pune	76-79
Symbiosis School Of Media and Communication (SSMC), Bangalore	75
Symbiosis Institute of Media and Communication (SIMC), Pune	73
Symbiosis School of Banking and Finance (SSBF), Pune	60
Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences (SIHS), Pune	58

Also Read: SNAP Percentile Predictor 2023

SNAP Exam Analysis 2022

The overall difficulty level of the SNAP 2022 exam was considered moderate. Students may refer to the section-wise SNAP paper analysis 2022 from the table below:

SNAP Exam Analysis 2022
SNAP Section	Analysis
General English	The paper was moderately easy and not lengthy, as there was no reading comprehension.
	Questions were asked from the following topics: Grammar, sentences with no object, compound words, tenses, synonyms, fill-in-the-blanks, poems, and correct spelling.
	Topics such as fill-in-the-blanks and grammar had the highest weightage in the paper, as each had three questions.
Analytical and Logical Reasoning	The overall difficulty level of the paper was moderate.
	The paper comprised questions from the following topics: Cause and effect, Linear arrangement, Statement assumptions, Truth or Liar, Coding, Blood relations, Clock, Syllogism, Input/Output, Statement course of action and more.
	Topics such as letters, symbols and word series were given importance as a total of 5 questions were asked from these topics.
Quantitative, Data Sufficiency, and Data Interpretation	The difficulty level of the paper was slightly moderate. Questions from DI and Quantitative were asked; however, no questions were asked from DS.
	The questions were asked from topics such as Algebra, Arithmetic, Matrix, Height and distance, P&C, Probability, Data interpretation, Numbers, Geometry and more.
	The highest weightage was held by topics such as Algebra and Arithmetic, as each topic had 4+ questions.