SNUSAT 2027
Shiv Nadar University Scholastic Aptitude Test (with Academic Proficiency Test for B.Tech)
SNUSAT is the aptitude test of Shiv Nadar University for undergraduate admission at its Delhi NCR campus. B.Tech applicants also write a Mathematics and Physics Academic Proficiency Test (APT), or can enter through JEE Main, SAT, ACT or CUET.
- Conducted by
- Shiv Nadar University (SNU), Delhi NCR campus, Greater Noida
- Mode
- Online, home-proctored test taken from your own computer
- Frequency
- Several cycles between January and July; six cycles were listed for the 2026 intake
- Duration
- SNUSAT: 40 questions in 90 minutes. Academic Proficiency Test (APT) for B.Tech: 40 questions in 60 minutes. About 150 minutes in all for B.Tech applicants
SNUSAT 2027 Preparation
Updated on 18 October 2026 · Compiled from official Shiv Nadar University notices
Prepare for a short, speed-focused aptitude test plus PCM basics. SNUSAT has 40 reasoning questions in 90 minutes, and B.Tech applicants add a 40 question APT in 60 minutes.
Preparation plan
- 1
Study the sample questions
Use the dashboard samples to understand the style and difficulty.
- 2
Practise reasoning daily
Do timed sets of quantitative and logical reasoning questions at about 2 minutes a question.
- 3
Revise PCM basics
For the APT, revise Class 11 and 12 Mathematics and Physics concepts and standard formulas.
- 4
Do a full mock
Practise 40 questions in 90 minutes, then 40 in 60 minutes, with a break between.
- 5
Check your set-up
Test webcam, internet and power backup before the slot.
Tips
- If you also have a JEE Main score, compare routes, as a good JEE Main percentile is another way to qualify.
- Multiple cycles let you retry, so use an early cycle as a trial if rules permit.
- Do not rely on third-party patterns; read SNU's instructions.
Scholarship focus
SNU's Vice-Chancellor's Scholarship of Rs 1 lakh a year in tuition waiver goes to top SNUSAT performers, so accuracy on the 40 reasoning questions has money value. Plan your mocks around accuracy first and speed second.
Weekly routine
- Four days: 20 quantitative and 20 logical reasoning questions, each section in 45 minutes.
- Two days: Mathematics and Physics sets of 20 questions in 30 minutes each for the APT.
- One day: review every wrong answer and note the pattern behind it.