@preetic said:puys, i've managed to get 99.xx %ile in snap,now should i enter my score anywhere in the sibm pune site or can i just wait for the shortlist?
just w8 for the shortlists... :)
Last year how many student SIBM-Pune and SCHMHRD called for GD/PI?
@LadysMan said:@virtualcasanovahere www.snaptest.org/OverView.aspxrefer to Stage-3: Further selection process of the chosen institute.Section wise percentage scores (as a percentage of the highest score in the section and not as a percentage of the maximum marks of the section) will be given to all candidates.
thanks buddy .. it means there's no way of knowing d absolute score ... as it's all relative ! I guess we'll have 2 wait n watch! thanx again 
@LadysMan
Last year's cutoff was 91.75
The year before that it was 118
IMO both of them cannot be used as a barometer for estimation of this year's cutoff. Firstly because of revamped percentile system and because both '10 and '11 snaps were very very different in terms of paper difficulty, etc.
IMO both of them cannot be used as a barometer for estimation of this year's cutoff. Firstly because of revamped percentile system and because both '10 and '11 snaps were very very different in terms of paper difficulty, etc.
@LadysMan
As mentioned on several occasions earlier, this is the first time that percentile system has been introduced in SNAP. The data you've displayed thus refers to marks out of 180.
@LadysMan dude percentile system is introduced this year ... last year absolute marks were considered ...
I guess these are marks ... (notice d decimals are multiple of .25 )
I guess these are marks ... (notice d decimals are multiple of .25 )
Hi Seniors, Can i aspect a call at 97.6 %le
2+yrs workex
@LadysMan said:@virtualcasanova@7pratik6 that clears it all!! the most we can do now is wait for the institutes to comeup with GE/PI shortlist! sucks actually!
the percentage scores cant be converted to simple absolute scores according to the career launcher calculation. its around 5 marks less. total confusion..
hi seniors... can i expect a call at 99.026%ile?... there are no sectional cutoffs rite?
hey puys....i am getting an error in my form...m a fresher and hence, gt no work ex and i am getting that red dot near the work ex tab for SICSR......what should i do!!
Hey friends, i got 97.215 percentile with my score on cl of 107.89 (how that decimal no idea!!) can any1 help me as to whether i will get a call from sibm-p and how difficult are my chances to convert if i get a call???? friends plz help me!!
@akki31388 said:last year sectionals cut-off were there for SIBM-P ?
no sectional.... but last year they provided concrete score, not percentile
@Manojp24 said:guys, how to calculate percentage sections into marks...? plzz tell me...!thnxx..!
there were 150 qstns, 40, 40, 40, 30(LR), weightage - 1, 1, 1, 2 resp. per qstn. calculate ur score using percentage in each section
@develishangie said:@vaibhavp seeing your comment on last year cut-off.. do we expect it to rise a bit this year? My percentile is 92.84 and if I calculate score based on percentages, it is 103.7 . Any chances?
u have to consider last to last year's cut off too... last year for SIBM-P it was 91.75, but last to last year it was 120.xx. Lets keep our fingers crossed.
Can u plz clarify the following:
1) How many calls were given out last time(for GE PI) and out of those how many converted the same?
2) What is the approx no of studs who gave SNAP this year and how many of them are expected(what %age or some ballpark value of studs) to receive calls for round 2?
3) Do we have to select the specialization at the time of GEPI or at the time of admission?
@Aniket97 , @vaibhavp , @aviewtoakhil , @VenkataramanR
1) How many calls were given out last time(for GE PI) and out of those how many converted the same?
2) What is the approx no of studs who gave SNAP this year and how many of them are expected(what %age or some ballpark value of studs) to receive calls for round 2?
3) Do we have to select the specialization at the time of GEPI or at the time of admission?
@Aniket97 , @vaibhavp , @aviewtoakhil , @VenkataramanR