SNAP 2020 analysis for third phase; Exam moderately difficult
Team Careers360 | January 9, 2021 | 12:37 PM IST | 2 mins read
SNAP 2020 exam for the third phase concluded successfully with the exam level being moderate.
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Try NowNEW DELHI: SNAP 2020 third and last phase was successfully conducted today from 11 AM to 12 PM in computer-based mode at various SNAP exam centres. SNAP 2020 test analysis for the third phase is live now. In terms of SNAP exam analysis, candidates termed SNAP exam as of moderate level in comparison to the previous two phases conducted on December 20 and January 06, 2021 respectively. As the students attempted the SNAP exam with the changed exam pattern this year, there were mixed reactions.
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SNAP 2020: Paper Analysis (Third Attempt)
Candidates can check below the section wise difficulty level, the total number of questions, marking scheme and more as described by test takers.
SNAP 2020 third phase exam analysis
|
Sections |
Total number of questions |
Difficulty level |
|
General English- Reading Comprehension, Verbal Reasoning and Verbal Ability |
15 |
Easy |
|
Quantitative, Data Interpretation & Data Sufficiency |
20 |
Moderate |
|
Analytical & Logical Reasoning |
25 |
Moderate |
|
Total |
60 |
Moderate |
SNAP Exam Analysis 2020: Students’ Reaction
Ayush Singh, one of the students who appeared in SNAP 2020 test today at Badli test centre, says, “The drastic change in SNAP exam was the reduction of time from 120 to 60 minutes. I got caught up in hurrying and thus ended up making mistakes. However, the questions in quantitative aptitude were of moderate difficulty.”
Priya Verma, another test taker says, “I found the verbal ability section quite easy. The quantitative ability section had 20 questions and was of moderate level. The reasoning section was also moderate and was manageable easily.”
According to Shreya Bhatt, another candidate who appeared in SNAP 2020 said that the exam was moderately difficult in comparison to the first and second attempt SNAP 2020 paper.
What after SNAP 2020?
The next big event after the conclusion of all three phases of the SNAP 2020 exam is the declaration of SNAP 2020 results. SNAP result date as per the official authorities is January 22, 2021. The result will be declared online. Candidates who qualify the exam will have to appear for another round that is the selection process in order to finally make it to the desired SNAP participating institutes.
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