Colleges and MBA programmes accepting SNAP 2026
For SNAP 2026, the official programme list identifies 32 MBA programmes across 17 Symbiosis institutes in six cities: Pune, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Nagpur, Nashik and Noida. SNAP is mandatory for the programmes listed below. It is not a general entrance test for every postgraduate course offered by Symbiosis International (Deemed University), so confirm the exact programme rather than relying on an institute name alone.
Official SNAP 2026 MBA programme list
The list uses current SNAP 2026 programme names. Similar titles can exist at different campuses, so verify both institute and course before selecting the application. Dual-degree options include partner-university components and may carry separate academic and documentary requirements.
How to shortlist programmes
Start with the subject and career direction of the programme, then check eligibility, location and cost. The list ranges from general management to analytics, technology management, banking and finance, international business, sustainability, human resources, operations, healthcare, communication, sports, food and agri-business and culinary enterprise. A programme title is only a first clue. Review the curriculum, specialisation, experiential components, campus, total fee and official placement disclosures on the institute’s own website before deciding.
Eligibility is not uniform. Many programme pages list a graduate degree with 50% marks or equivalent, and often a 45% threshold for SC/ST candidates, but some add work experience, a specified degree background or partner-university criteria. For example, SCMHRD Business Analytics requires full-time experience after graduation; SIOM Operations and Supply Chain Management is for engineering graduates; and dual-degree programmes have partner requirements. Check each course’s precise eligibility rather than assuming that a shared test makes you eligible for every option.
SNAP registration and programme registration are linked but separate actions. Choose each programme deliberately and pay its fee separately. Paying the SNAP test fee does not apply you to every institute in the table. Review each institute’s closing date and selection instructions, which may differ by programme. A shortlist or score report for one option does not automatically create an application to another.
Selection after SNAP
The SNAP score is the common entrance component, but institutes conduct the next process separately for each programme. Candidates are shortlisted on overall percentile against programme-level cutoffs and may be shortlisted for more than one option. In that case, they are expected to participate in each programme’s Group Exercise and Personal Interaction process. The official overview says all required components are mandatory for eligibility for merit and wait lists.
The published final-merit framework assigns 50 marks to the SNAP score scaled down from 60, 10 to Group Exercise and 40 to Personal Interaction. Institutes publish their own category-wise merit and wait lists, and movement depends on vacancies. The table is therefore a list of SNAP routes, not a ranking of institutes or a promise of admission. Compare the options on your academic fit and career plans, then follow each institute’s official notices after results.
Courses outside this SNAP list
The official SNAP overview separately identifies postgraduate programmes for which SNAP is not mandatory, including certain law, science, health, media, design, economics and technology programmes. Do not infer that every Symbiosis postgraduate course uses this entrance test. If your target is not one of the 32 listed MBA programmes, check its admissions page for the accepted entrance route and application deadlines.
This list applies to SNAP 2026 and the 2027-28 admission session. Programme names, eligibility and participating options can change in later cycles. Confirm the current list on snaptest.org before applying, particularly if you are planning for SNAP 2027 or another future intake.
