The image provides a snapshot of percentile vs actual scores for SNAP 2025 compared to 2024. 

key insights:

• Scores are generally higher across percentiles. This indicates that competition has intensified, and aspirants aiming for the 80–95 percentile bracket needed significantly more marks than the previous year.

• Top percentiles still require near-perfect accuracy. Even small mistakes can lead to noticeable drops in ranking, highlighting the need for precision under pressure.

• The mid-percentile bands reflect the bulk of aspirants, and the score jumps here suggest that the exam’s difficulty was felt most among average to good performers, not just the toppers.