How is Marks Distribution done in GD and PI rounds and also according to SNAP scores?

Dear Student,

The mark distribution during the creation of the final merit list for SNAP is done by considering scores of all rounds of assessment which include Group Exercise (GE), Personal Interaction (PI), and SNAP test. The weightage given to SNAP scores during final merit list preparation is 50% of which the total score is out of 60 scaled down to 50 marks. As for GE, the weightage given is 10% and 40% weightage is given to Personal Interaction. Based on the merit list prepared by following the parameters mentioned above, candidates are selected for admission to courses offered by colleges affiliated to Symbiosis International (Deemed) University. It is important to note that for shortlisting candidates for GE PI rounds of the SNAP selection process, the overall SNAP percentile is the primary score considered. The candidate’s academic background, cocurricular activities, etc. may also be considered during MBA admission through SNAP depending on the admission criteria for a particular SNAP accepting college.