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1. The perimeter of a semicircle including its diameter is 72 cm. What is the radius? (Use π = 22/7)
Correct answer: 14 cm
Explanation: Perimeter = πr + 2r = r(π + 2) = r(22/7 + 14/7) = r × 36/7. Setting equal to 72: r = 72 × 7/36 = 14 cm.
2. Arrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph. P: The philosopher argued that true freedom is not the absence of constraint but the presence of meaningful choice. Q: A person confined to a single option, however comfortable, cannot meaningfully be called free. R: This reframing challenges the libertarian view that any limitation on action constitutes an infringement of liberty. S: Genuine autonomy, he maintained, requires a range of real alternatives, not merely the formal permission to choose.
Correct answer: P-S-Q-R
Explanation: P states the philosopher's thesis: true freedom is the presence of meaningful choice, not the mere absence of constraint. S stays in the same reporting voice ('he maintained') and unpacks that thesis into a requirement, namely that genuine autonomy needs a range of real alternatives and not just formal permission to choose. Q then supplies the concrete illustration of that requirement, the person left with a single comfortable option who still cannot be called free. R closes with the implication, its opening words 'This reframing' pointing back at the argument already built in order to set it against the libertarian view. Correct answer: the order P-S-Q-R, which runs thesis, elaboration, illustration, implication. Putting Q before S breaks the pairing of P with S in the same reporting voice and makes the illustration precede the claim it is meant to illustrate, and any order that opens with R leaves 'This reframing' with nothing to refer back to.
3. Through his role in the finance team, Arjun learns his company will announce a major loss next week before this is public. His brother-in-law casually asks if it's a good time to buy company shares.
Correct answer: Tell his brother-in-law he cannot discuss any non-public company information and decline to advise either way.
Explanation: The deciding principle is the duty not to trade on or tip material non-public information; declining to discuss or advise at all fully discharges that duty. Telling him to sell is tipping inside information for another's benefit. Advising him to buy 'to seem unbiased' still uses non-public information to steer a decision. Selling his own shares quietly is Arjun personally profiting from inside information, a clear violation.
4. A machine processes a word sequence. In each step, the word at position 2 is moved to the last position, and all other words shift left by one position. Input: Pen Book Ruler Eraser Compass. What is the arrangement after Step 2?
Correct answer: Pen Eraser Compass Book Ruler
Explanation: Input: Pen Book Ruler Eraser Compass. Step 1: Word at position 2 = Book moves to last. Others shift left. Result: Pen Ruler Eraser Compass Book. Step 2: Word at position 2 = Ruler moves to last. Others shift left. Result: Pen Eraser Compass Book Ruler.
5. In an election between two candidates, 80% of the registered voters cast their votes. The winning candidate got 60% of the votes cast and won by 4,800 votes. What is the number of registered voters?
Correct answer: 30,000
Explanation: Let registered voters = N. Votes cast = 0.8N. Winner votes = 0.6 x 0.8N = 0.48N. Loser votes = 0.4 x 0.8N = 0.32N. Margin = 0.16N = 4,800. N = 30,000.
6. Select the word that best completes the verbal analogy: PARSIMONIOUS : THRIFT :: INTREPID : ______
Correct answer: bravery
Explanation: The analogy pattern is: a personality trait : the quality it represents in excess or essence. PARSIMONIOUS (extremely frugal) is the trait version of THRIFT (the quality of being careful with money). Similarly, INTREPID (fearlessly adventurous) is the trait form of BRAVERY (the quality of being courageous). FEAR and COWARDICE are antonyms of intrepid. CAUTION is related but not the quality that intrepid embodies. Hence 'bravery' is correct.
7. A finance officer completes a thorough, honest risk assessment even though she expects no bonus, promotion, or public credit for the extra effort, viewing the careful work simply as what her role requires. Her attitude is best described using the concept of:
Correct answer: nishkama karma
Explanation: Performing a required duty carefully while remaining detached from personal reward is precisely what nishkama karma describes. Rule utilitarianism, procedural justice, and negative rights are unrelated frameworks that do not centre on duty performed without attachment to its fruits.
8. Six friends Ganesh, Hari, Indira, Jaya, Kiran, and Leela are seated in a row of 6 seats numbered 1 to 6 from left to right. Ganesh is at seat 3. Hari is at seat 6. Indira sits immediately to the right of Ganesh. Kiran sits immediately to the left of Hari. How many people sit between Indira and Kiran?
Correct answer: 0
Explanation: Ganesh = seat 3, so Indira (immediately right of Ganesh) = seat 4. Hari = seat 6, so Kiran (immediately left of Hari) = seat 5. People strictly between seat 4 and seat 5 = 5 - 4 - 1 = 0.
| Section | Qs | Marks | Negative | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| General English | 10 | 10 | 0.25 | 60 min |
| Quantitative, DI & DS | 20 | 20 | 0.25 | 60 min |
| Analytical & Logical Reasoning | 20 | 20 | 0.25 | 60 min |
| Ethics, Morality & Values | 10 | 10 | 0.25 | 60 min |
| Total | 60 | 60 | 60 min |
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| Test | Type | Questions | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
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| SNAP Starter Mock 2 | Full length | 60 | 60 min |
| Test | Type | Questions | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| SNAP All-India Live Mock 1 | Full length | 60 | 60 min |
| SNAP All-India Live Mock 2 | Full length | 60 | 60 min |
| SNAP All-India Live Mock 3 | Full length | 60 | 60 min |
| SNAP All-India Live Mock 4 | Full length | 60 | 60 min |
| SNAP All-India Live Mock 5 | Full length | 60 | 60 min |
| SNAP All-India Live Mock 6 | Full length | 60 | 60 min |
| SNAP All-India Live Mock 7 | Full length | 60 | 60 min |
| SNAP All-India Live Mock 8 | Full length | 60 | 60 min |
| Test | Type | Questions | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| SNAP PYQ-Pattern Mock 1 | PYQ | 60 | 60 min |
SNAP (Symbiosis National Aptitude Test) is the national management entrance exam conducted by Symbiosis International (Deemed University) for admission to MBA/PGDM programmes across its 16-plus constituent institutes, including SIBM Pune, SCMHRD, SIBM Bengaluru and SIIB. It is a single 60-minute computer-based test of 60 multiple-choice questions across four sections: General English (10), Analytical & Logical Reasoning (20), Quantitative-Data Interpretation-Data Sufficiency (20), and Ethics, Morality and Values (10), for 60 marks. Ethics, Morality and Values is new for the 2026 cycle, and General English and Reasoning were cut by 5 questions each to make room for it. Each correct answer earns +1 mark and each wrong answer loses 0.25 mark, with no penalty for unattempted questions and uniform marking across all four sections. Timing is composite, so candidates move freely between sections, and a candidate may take up to three attempts in a cycle with the best score counting.
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SNAP SNAP has 60 questions for 60 marks in 60 minutes: General English (10), Quantitative, DI & DS (20), Analytical & Logical Reasoning (20), Ethics, Morality & Values (10).
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