If you’ve ever attempted SNAP, you know those 60 minutes don’t feel like a regular test, they feel like a race. The questions themselves aren’t the biggest challenge, it’s the ticking clock that messes with your head.

That’s why SNAP isn’t just about “knowledge,” it’s about how quickly you can think, decide, and move on. Overthinking one question can cost you 3–4 others.

The trick? Don’t aim for perfection here. Aim for selection. Pick the questions you’re comfortable with, keep moving, and don’t let one tough one eat your time.

In short: SNAP rewards smart decision-making under pressure, not just raw accuracy. Treat it less like a marathon and more like a 100-meter sprint & every second counts.

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