SNAP

The difficulty level of IRMASAT and SNAP may be subjective and varies from one to another. However, there are a few differences between the two exams that can help one understand their relative difficulty:IRMASAT primarily assesses candidate's social awarness and analytical reasoning skills along with communication with a focus on rural and social issues. It includes a Group Discussion and Personal Interview. SNAP evaluates the candidate's aptitude in various areas including English, Quantitative Aptitude, Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning. It does not have any topics related to social awareness. IRMASAT includes subjective components such as Essay, Group Discussion and Interviews which as evaluated subjectively by the interviewers. On the other hand, SNAP is a MCQ based exam where answers are either right or wrong. IRMASAT include questions on social and economic issues, which require deeper understanding of societal problems. Analytical reasoning questions can also be challenging but in SNAP questions are more traditional in nature covering areas like English, Logical Reasoning, Mathematics, etc. IRMASAT's difficulty level may be preceived a bit higher than SNAP due to its focus on social awareness, analytical reasoning and subjective evaluation. However, having said this, the difficulty level of the exams may vary on an indivdual's strengths and preparation. It is important to consider your interests and career goals when deciding which exam aligns better with your aspirations.