I am confused between NMAT and SNAP. Will the preparation of NMAT help me in the preparation of SNAP.

<p>Yes, preparation for NMAT and SNAP can be done together as most of the syllabus of both the exams are identical. Candidates are always recommended to appear for both the exams together if you are planning to give any one.&nbsp;Both NMAT and SNAP have four broad sections, that include Data Interpretation, Logical Reasoning, Quantitative Ability and Language skills. The names of these sections can change across different exams but are identical in relation to the MBA entrance exams.</p><p>Although one can prepare for all MBA entrance exams simultaneously, candidates must tweak the preparation strategy and fine tune a particular type of questions that are seen typically in each of the entrance exam. Some of the tips top prepare for both NMAT and SNAPT simultaneously are as follows:</p><ol><li>Begin by practicing conceptual questions with easy to moderate level difficulty.</li><li>Learn about a lot of tips and tricks which can be used for both NMAT and SNAP. This saves a lot of time while attempting questions.</li><li>Once the concept is clear, one must move on to moderate to tough questions. Transitioning from easy to difficult questions will help candidates preparing for different MBA entrance exams.</li><li>Candidates must appear for mock tests of both NMAT and SNAP to get the clarity in terms of the pattern, difficulty standards, type of questions, and more.</li><li>Start with NMAT mock tests as NMAT exam typically commences in the month of October, while the SNAP exam date lies around December.</li></ol><p>Taking the mock tests for both SNAP and NMAT will provide a base to develop an exam day strategy for both the exams.</p>

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NMAT is a unique MBA entrance exam as it is conducted in a 90-day test window while SNAP will be conducted over three days, in a non-consecutive manner. Candidates can attempt SNAP twice and the score of best of the two will be considered for admission.

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