What should I do as my English is not good? What are the tips for SNAP test? I am student of B.Sc 3rd year.

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Shreshth Mishra
9 years ago
Dear Kavi Shekhar, the logical reasoning part in SNAP consists of more weightage hence it would make sense that it should be your prime area of focus. Quant and English sections are relatively easier, though your speed and time management skills come into play. In the meantime try improving your spo

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9 years ago
You can give mock test for SNAP here: www.crackit.siib.ac.in Register and give the test on 13th Nov Apply here for MBA from SIIB : http://snaptest.org/Best-MBA-college-in-Pune-siib.html

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viraf irani
2016-05-06 10:23:16
Basically, you don't need to have great English to clear SNAP. You need to know grammar and books are available where the logic of grammar is explained and that has helped people. Toppers of SNAP or any other exam will not have great English speaking skills. SNAP test needs speed, so you need to pra

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