The SNAP 2025 Test 2 will be conducted on December 14, 2025, across multiple test centres in 80 cities nationwide. Candidates who have registered for the second test must ensure that they download the SNAP Admit Card 2025 and verify their exam centre details in advance. The exam will be held in computer-based mode, and the session details are mentioned on the admit card. Authorities have advised candidates to strictly follow reporting time and exam-day instructions to avoid last-minute issues.
SNAP 2025 Exam Timings and Reporting Schedule
SNAP 2025 Test 2 will be conducted in 2 sessions. Candidates must reach the test centre well before the reporting time mentioned on the admit card. Late entry will not be permitted under any circumstances. Below are the official SNAP 2025 Exam timings and reporting schedule:
Candidates must check their allotted session carefully, as it cannot be changed after admit card issuance.
Things to Carry for SNAP 2025 Test 2
Candidates appearing for SNAP 2025 Test 2 must carry specific documents and materials to the examination centre. Entry will be denied if any mandatory item is missing. The following items are mandatory on exam day:
- SNAP Admit Card 2025 with a recent photograph affixed
- Original photo identity proof, such as Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, Passport, Voter ID, or Driving License
- Blue or black ballpoint pen
- Scribe certificate, if applicable
- Name change affidavit, if required
Only original documents will be accepted. Digital or photocopies will not be considered valid for verification.
SNAP Exam 2025 Important Guidelines for Candidates
Candidates must strictly follow the exam-day instructions printed on the admit card to ensure a smooth examination process. Important guidelines include:
- Reach the exam centre as per the reporting time
- Carry a colour printout of the admit card
- Follow instructions during identity verification
- Read all on-screen instructions carefully before starting the test
- Remain seated until the examination concludes
- Submit the rough sheet to the invigilator before exiting
Failure to follow instructions may lead to disqualification from the examination.
