SNAP 2025 Expected Cutoff for All Institutes and Categories

The expected SNAP 2025 cutoff for all institutes and categories are likely to closely mimic the past year trends. The top-tier institutes are expected to have a cutoff score of 43+ for the general categories.

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Expected SNAP 2025 Cuoff Score vs Percentile
Institute-wise SNAP 2025 Expected Cutoff for All Categories

SNAP 2025 Expected Cutoff for All Institutes and Categories

The SNAP 2025 expected cutoff for top Symbiosis institutes is likely to follow previous-year trends. SIBM Pune is likely to have the highest cutoff, that is, around the 97th to 98.5th percentile, followed by SCMHRD Pune at nearly the 96th to 97th percentile. SIBM Bengaluru and SIIB Pune may require 88th to 94th percentile, depending on the program. Mid-tier institutes such as SIOM Nashik, SIDTM Pune, SICSR Pune, SIMC Pune and others generally fall in the 70th to 85th percentile range
The cutoff requirements are usually higher for the top-tier institutes like SIBM Pune and SCMHRD. While the institute-wise cutoff marks for all the participating institutes usually remain almost identical every year, there are many factors that influence the expected cutoff percentile. These factors include the overall exam difficulty level, total number of applicants, final selection weightage, and past year trends. Those who successfully secure the required cutoff for their desired institutes will be shortlisted to participate in the GE, WAT, and PI rounds of selection.

Expected SNAP 2025 Cuoff Score vs Percentile

Students may refer to the expected cutoff score vs percentile data for SNAP 2025 here:

Score	Expected Percentile
42+ marks	98.5th
41+ marks	98th
39+ marks	95th
36+ marks	90th
33.5+ marks	85th
32+ marks	80th
30+ marks	75th
29+ marks	70th
28+ marks	65th
25+ marks	50th

Also Read: SNAP vs CAT: Which is Tougher?

Institute-wise SNAP 2025 Expected Cutoff for All Categories

The institute-wise SNAP 2025 expected cutoff score has been provided here:

SNAP College	Open Category	SC Category	ST Category	DA Category	KM Category
SIBM Pune	98	65	55	33	82
SCMHRD Pune	96	60	50	52	85
SIIB Pune IB	93	58	21	29	79
SIBM Bangalore	88	58	21	29	79
SIOM Nashik	85	55	20	28	75
SICSR Pune	80	50	19	25	70
SIDTM Pune	80	50	19	25	70
SIIB Pune Agri	78	52	19	26	71
SIMS Pune	75	48	18	24	66
SIMC Pune	75	45	17	23	63
SCIT Pune	75	45	17	23	63
SSMC Bangalore	75	47	17	33	63
SIIC Pune Energy and Env	70	44	17	23	66
SIBM Pune Entrepreneurship	70	46	17	22	60
SIDTM Pune Systems	70	44	17	23	63
SIDTM Pune Telecom	65	40	17	22	60
SIHS Pune	60	40	16	20	58
SSBF Pune	60	40	15	20	58
SIBM Hyderabad	60	37	15	20	50
SSSS Pune	55	37	15	18	50
SIBM Nagpur	55	37	13	18	50
SIBM Noida	50	35	12	15	45

In a gist, the expected SNAP 2025 cutoff for all institutes and categories is likely to mimic the previous year’s data. Students are required to meet the cutoff score to be shortlisted for the further rounds of the selection process.

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