The SNAP Analytical & Logical Reasoning (A-LR) syllabus covers topics that test your reasoning ability, analytical thinking and problem-solving skills. The section includes Verbal Reasoning, Puzzles, Non-Verbal Reasoning, Critical Reasoning and other important reasoning areas.
You should practise both Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning questions while preparing for this section. Regular practice can help improve speed, accuracy and understanding of the logic behind different question types.
The Analytical & Logical Reasoning section focuses on reasoning ability, analytical thinking and problem-solving skills. The basic details of the section are given below.
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Particulars |
Details |
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Exam Name |
Symbiosis National Aptitude Test (SNAP) |
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Section Name |
Analytical & Logical Reasoning (A-LR) |
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Section Focus |
Reasoning ability, Analytical thinking and Problem-solving skills |
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Reasoning Types |
Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning |
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Total Marks |
25 marks |
The SNAP A-LR syllabus includes Verbal Reasoning, Puzzles, Non-Verbal Reasoning, Critical Reasoning and other important topics.
Cause and Effect
Analogies
Syllogisms
Statement–Conclusion
Statement-Assumption
Linear Seating Arrangement
Circular Seating Arrangement
Blood Relations
Direction Sense
Clocks and Calendars
Series
Analogies
Odd One Out
Coding-Decoding
Visual/Pattern Recognition
Strengthening and Weakening Arguments
Inference
Conclusion
Decision Making
Venn Diagrams
Input–Output
Logical Sequences
Ranking and Ordering
The important topics for SNAP Analytical & Logical Reasoning include arrangement-based questions, reasoning, coding, relations and series.
Linear Arrangements
Matrix Arrangements
Seating Puzzles
Syllogisms
Statement and Conclusion
Cause and Effect
Coding and Decoding
Symbol-Based Problems
Blood Relations
Family Tree Questions
Number Series
Letter Series
Missing Sequences
You can follow a regular practice-based approach to prepare for the Analytical & Logical Reasoning section.
Practise different types of reasoning questions regularly.
Solve each reasoning question multiple times to improve understanding, accuracy and speed.
Focus on understanding the logic behind the correct answer, rather than simply memorising the answer.
Read the explanations after solving questions to identify better methods and shortcuts.
Practise puzzles and arrangements repeatedly to become faster.
Take regular SNAP mock tests to improve question selection and time management.
Focus on shortcuts, smart techniques, speed and accuracy during preparation.
The SNAP Analytical & Logical Reasoning section contains 25 questions carrying 25 marks. Each question carries one mark, with a negative marking of 0.25 marks for every incorrect answer.
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Particulars |
Details |
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Total Questions |
25 |
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Total Marks |
25 |
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Question Type |
MCQs |
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Marks per Question |
1 |
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Negative Marking |
-0.25 marks for each incorrect answer |
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Good Attempt |
18–19 questions with around 85% accuracy |
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Difficulty Level |
Generally moderate and considered doable |
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Key Focus |
Speed and accuracy |
The SNAP Analytical & Logical Reasoning syllabus covers Verbal Reasoning, Puzzles, Non-Verbal Reasoning, Critical Reasoning and other important topics. Regular practice of reasoning questions, puzzles and arrangements, along with mock tests, can help you improve your speed, accuracy and question selection.