The wait is over for thousands of MBA aspirants across India. The Symbiosis International (Deemed) University (SIU) has officially announced the results for the Symbiosis National Aptitude Test (SNAP) 2025. The scorecards are now live and accessible to all candidates who appeared for the crucial entrance examination.
How to Access Your SNAP 2025 Scorecard
Prospective students can now view their individual performance by visiting the official SNAP portal, snaptest.org. The process requires candidates to log in using their specific credentials that were generated during the application phase. The university released the results on January 9, 2026, making the scorecards available for download and print. It is a critical document for the next stages of the admission process into various management programs offered by the prestigious Symbiosis institutes.
Understanding the SNAP 2025 Exam and Normalization Process
The SNAP 2025 test was conducted across three different dates: December 6, 14, and 20, 2025. Conducting an exam over multiple sessions often leads to variations in the difficulty level of the question papers. To ensure a level playing field and absolute fairness for every candidate, irrespective of their test date, SIU employs a robust statistical method known as score normalization.
This normalization process adjusts the raw scores to account for any differences in difficulty, ensuring that no candidate is advantaged or disadvantaged by the specific session they attended. The final SNAP 2025 results are presented in the form of percentiles, which indicate a candidate's performance relative to others who took the exam.
Key Benefit for Multi-Session Candidates
In a significant advantage for test-takers, the university has confirmed a favorable policy. Candidates who appeared for the SNAP exam in more than one session are eligible to apply for admission using their highest score among all attempts. This rule provides students with an excellent opportunity to improve their percentile and strengthen their application profile. It reduces the pressure associated with a single test day and rewards consistent or improved performance.
With the results now public, the focus for candidates shifts to the subsequent admission rounds of individual Symbiosis institutes. These typically include Group Exercise, Personal Interaction, and Written Ability Test (GE-PI-WAT) processes. Applicants must now actively monitor the official websites of their preferred Symbiosis colleges for specific cut-offs and further admission guidelines.
