What was the last year cutoff for SNAP? Which study material is best for SNAP? My profile: 10th-90%, 12th-84% with commerce and B.Com(Hons.)

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SNAP Cut-off marks required:- 98.10%-99.40% Open Category.

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Srijita Sarkar
9 years ago
The SNAP test 2016 cut-off for SIBM, Pune was: Open category - 98.0147 percentile, SC category - 71.0776 percentile, ST category-35.0997 percentile, DA category - 40.7579 percentile and KM category - 88.6704 percentile. For SNAP test, one needs to be well-versed with basic mathematics and English g

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