General English:

This section is divided into Verbal Reasoning and Verbal Ability. To perform well, read every day to enhance your vocabulary and grammar. You can use CAT daily articles to read new articles every day. Practice sentence correction, error spot, and para jumbles for some time. These types of questions require practice to excel at. Remember that Reading Comprehension is now dropped from the SNAP exam, so focus accordingly.

Analytical and Logical Reasoning:

This section examines your reasoning skills. It contains questions from puzzles, arrangements, number series, coding decoding, and so on. Practice daily to score well in this section. Start with simple problems and then go for the difficult ones. Don't try to memorize the solutions, but learn the logic of each question. This way, you'll be able to solve new and unknown questions in the actual exam.

Quantitative Ability, DI & Data Sufficiency:

This portion contains calculation oriented as well as reasoning questions. The major subjects that need to be concentrated on are Arithmetic, Algebra, Numbers, Geometry, Mensuration, DI, Heights and Distances, Matrices, and Permutation & Combination. It is necessary to score high to have all these mastered; review them constantly, practice numerous examples, and become proficient in formulas, theorems, and concepts.