Checked on 6 October 2026: Students targeting eligible Symbiosis MBA programmes for the 2027–28 academic session should track SNAP 2026. The official schedule lists 25 November 2026 as the registration and payment closing date.
The computer-based test dates are 13, 19 and 26 December 2026. The published result date is 12 January 2027. These are scheduled dates; check official updates for revisions.
Exam and programme fees must both be considered
The official SNAP website lists ₹2,550 per test attempt and ₹1,000 per selected programme, with government taxes extra. Paying for the examination alone does not complete the selected programme registration. The site also identifies additional eligibility conditions for some specialised programmes.
Build a programme shortlist before paying
Start with the subjects and job roles that interest you, then compare relevant programmes. Check the curriculum, campus location, complete cost and recruitment information. Do not choose several programmes simply because the form makes it easy to add them.
Keep a tracker for each programme's application requirements and later selection stages. This helps you see which actions remain after the test registration is complete.
- Read the current programme eligibility carefully.
- Decide which test dates fit your preparation and availability.
- Separate test charges from programme application charges in your budget.
- Save confirmations and check details on the admit card.
- Monitor each institute's subsequent admission instructions.
Plan for the full MBA decision
A test result should feed into a larger decision about course fit and affordability. Our MBA admission 2027 guide explains how to read placement reports and compare the total investment.
If NMAT is another relevant route for your shortlist, read the NMAT registration and scheduling update. Each examination and college application needs its own deadline entry.
Applications and test performance do not guarantee admission. Follow the official programme selection rules and rely on written institutional information when comparing offers.
Need help building your admission plan?
The Scholar Portal can help you compare courses, shortlist colleges and organise your next steps around your academic profile and budget. Call +91 93796 86586 or email hello@thescholarportal.com. You can also contact our counselling team. Admission decisions remain with the institution or counselling authority; guidance does not guarantee a seat.