SNAP question papers for 2025 and earlier years are available below with solution links. The 2025 papers are arranged as Test 1, Test 2 and Test 3. The older archive covers papers from 2024 to 2006.

SNAP 2026 has four sections. Older papers cover English, Reasoning and Quantitative Ability, but they do not have the new Ethics, Morality and Values section. Use the previous papers for timed practice and add 10 current-pattern Ethics questions to complete a 60-question test.

SNAP Previous Year Question Papers

The 2025 set contains three memory-based test papers with linked solutions. The year-wise archive contains practice copies for earlier exams. These papers show the type and pace of questions asked in past years, but they should not be treated as the complete SNAP 2026 pattern because the fourth section is new.

SNAP 2025 Question Papers with Solutions

Choose Test 1, Test 2 or Test 3 from the table. Each paper has a separate solution link, which makes it easier to check the same test after a timed attempt.

SNAP Question Papers from 2024 to 2006

The following archive is arranged by exam year. Open the paper first and keep the solution closed until the attempt is complete.

SNAP 2026 Exam Pattern

SNAP 2026 is a 60-minute computer-based test with 60 multiple-choice questions. Each correct answer gets 1 mark, while every wrong answer reduces the score by 0.25 marks. Questions may be attempted in any order.

The official SNAP pattern has the current section split. The detailed exam pattern and section-wise syllabus explain the topics covered in each part.

SNAP 2025 and 2026 Pattern

The total number of questions and the test time have not changed. The main difference is the new Ethics section. General English and Reasoning have fewer questions than they had in 2025.

How to Use SNAP Previous Year Papers

Start with one paper in a quiet setting and keep a 60-minute timer. Do not open the solution during the test. Mark any question that takes too long, even if the final answer is correct. Speed matters because the paper gives about one minute per question on average.

1. Take a timed paper: attempt the questions in 60 minutes and use the same +1 and -0.25 marking rule.
2. Check every missed question: separate wrong answers, skipped questions and correct answers that took too long.
3. Make an error log: note the topic and the reason for each mistake.
4. Practise weak topics: solve a short set of similar questions before taking another full paper.
5. Retest: solve the missed questions again after two or three days without looking at the earlier solution.

SNAP Error Log

An error log shows whether marks are being lost because of a weak topic, a rushed calculation, a wrong reading of the question or a poor choice of questions. Keep one row for each important mistake.

Review the log after every two or three papers. A repeated mistake needs a topic drill. A one-off calculation slip needs a shorter check during the next timed attempt.

SNAP Topic Drills and Retests

A topic drill is a short set of similar questions taken from the mistakes in the error log. For example, if three papers show errors in arrangements or data interpretation, solve 10 to 15 questions from that topic with a timer. Record the number correct and the time taken.

Retest the missed questions after two or three days. Take another full paper after the weak topics improve. This keeps the second attempt useful instead of turning it into a memory test of the answer key.

The current official mock follows the four-section structure. Use it after practising older papers so that the new Ethics section and the computer-based screen are also covered.

SNAP Score Calculation

Give 1 mark for each correct answer and subtract 0.25 marks for each wrong answer. Unanswered questions do not change the score.

A practice score is a raw score, not a percentile. SNAP uses the best score when a candidate takes more than one of the allowed tests.