SNAP 2026 admit cards released: download before December 7, 11, or 18 test dates

SNAP 2026 admit cards released: download before December 7, 11, or 18 test dates

In short

  • Admit cards for SNAP 2026 are now available for download on snaptest.org.
  • Candidates must download and print their admit card in colour for the December 7, December 11, or December 18 test dates.
  • A valid photo ID proof and a recent passport-size colour photograph affixed to the admit card are mandatory for entry.
  • The SNAP 2026 exam will be a 60-minute computer-based test conducted in 79 cities across India.
  • Late entry is not permitted, and electronic gadgets are prohibited at the exam centres.

Symbiosis International (Deemed University) has released the admit cards for the Symbiosis National Aptitude Test (SNAP) 2026. The admit cards are now available for download on the official website, snaptest.org, for candidates appearing in the examinations scheduled for December 7, 2026 (SNAP 01), December 11, 2026 (SNAP 02), and December 18, 2026 (SNAP 03).

snaptest.org homepage
Official website: snaptest.org

The SNAP 2026 Admit Card is a mandatory document for all candidates, as entry to the examination centre will be denied without a valid admit card and approved photo identity proof. Candidates are permitted to attempt the SNAP exam up to three times, with a separate admit card issued for each attempt.

Mandatory Documents and Exam Day Instructions

Candidates must download their SNAP 2026 admit card online using their registered login credentials and print it in colour. The printout must be clear and legible. A recent passport-size colour photograph must be affixed in the designated space on the admit card. On the day of the exam, candidates are required to carry the printed admit card along with a valid photo ID proof such as an Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, Passport, Voter ID, or Driving License. The name on the ID proof must precisely match the name printed on the admit card.

Candidates must arrive at their assigned exam centre at least 60 minutes before the reporting time. Late entry will not be permitted once the gates close. Electronic gadgets, calculators, watches, and study materials are strictly prohibited inside the examination hall.

SNAP 2026 Examination Structure and Eligibility

The SNAP exam is a Computer-Based Test (CBT) conducted in multiple test cities across India. The exam has a duration of 60 minutes and consists of multiple-choice questions divided into three sections: General English, Analytical and Logical Reasoning, and Quantitative, Data Interpretation & Data Sufficiency. Each correct answer will be awarded one mark, while 0.25 marks will be deducted for every incorrect answer.

The SNAP 2026 Notification was released on August 1, 2026, with registrations open from August 2026 to November 2026. To be eligible for SNAP, candidates must possess a bachelor’s degree in any stream with a minimum of 50% marks, or 45% for reserved categories. Final-year undergraduate students are also eligible to apply. The SNAP 2026 results are expected to be announced in January 2027, followed by group discussions (GD), personal interviews (PI), and written ability tests (WAT) for shortlisted candidates in February 2027.

Application Fees and Test Centres

The registration fee for SNAP 2026 is INR 2,250 per test. Payment can be made online through the Billdesk Payment Gateway or Easebuzz Payment Gateway, or offline via a demand draft. Also, a programme registration fee of INR 1,000 per programme is applicable. The SNAP exam is conducted across 79 test cities in India, with test city allotment done on a first-come, first-served basis during the application submission process. Changes to the selected test city are not permitted after fee payment.

Fee Type Amount
SNAP Test Fee ₹2250 per test + applicable taxes
Programme Registration Fee ₹1000 per programme + applicable taxes
S.No. Exam City S.No. Exam City S.No. Exam City
1 Agra 28 Guwahati 55 Nagpur
2 Ahmedabad 29 Gwalior 56 Nashik
3 Ajmer 30 Hubballi 57 New Delhi – Gurugram
4 Aligarh 31 Hyderabad 58 Noida
5 Ambala 32 Indore 59 Panjim – Mapusa
6 Amravati 33 Jabalpur 60 Patiala
7 Amritsar 34 Jaipur 61 Patna
8 Asansol 35 Jalandhar 62 Prayagraj
9 Bareilly 36 Jammu 63 Pune
10 Belagavi 37 Jamshedpur 64 Raipur
11 Bengaluru 38 Jodhpur 65 Rajkot
12 Bhilai 39 Kakinada 66 Ranchi
13 Bhopal 40 Kalyani – Hooghly 67 Roorkee
14 Bhubaneswar 41 Kanpur 68 Rourkela
15 Chandigarh – Mohali 42 Kolhapur 69 Shillong
16 Chennai 43 Kolkata 70 Shimla
17 Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar (Aurangabad) 44 Kota 71 Siliguri
18 Coimbatore 45 Kottayam 72 Surat
19 Dehradun 46 Kozhikode 73 Thiruvananthapuram
20 Dhanbad 47 Kurnool 74 Thrissur
21 Dibrugarh 48 Lucknow 75 Udaipur
22 Ernakulam – Kochi 49 Madurai 76 Vadodara/Anand
23 Faridabad 50 Mangaluru 77 Varanasi
24 Gandhinagar 51 Meerut 78 Vijayawada
25 Ghaziabad 52 Moradabad 79 Visakhapatnam
26 Greater Noida 53 Mumbai – Navi Mumbai – Thane null null
27 Guntur 54 Mysuru null null

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