For SNAP 2026, candidates must pay ₹2,550 per SNAP test and an additional ₹1,000 for each SIU programme they want to apply for.
These are two separate payments. Paying the SNAP exam fee alone does not complete the application for an MBA programme. Government taxes, wherever applicable, will be charged additionally.
Candidates can appear for up to three SNAP tests. So, the SNAP registration fee can be ₹2,550, ₹5,100 or ₹7,650, depending on whether a candidate takes one, two or three tests.
The programme fee then depends on the number of programmes selected.
SNAP 2026 Registration Fee vs Programme Fee
The biggest point to understand is that SNAP test registration and programme registration are not the same thing.
The SNAP registration fee is paid for appearing in the SNAP Computer Based Test (CBT). It is charged separately for every test you choose. If you appear for all three SNAP tests, you have to pay ₹2,550 for each test.
The programme registration fee is paid when you select an MBA programme offered by an Institute of Symbiosis International (Deemed University). The charge is ₹1,000 for every programme selected.
For example, a candidate taking two SNAP tests and applying to three programmes would pay:
₹5,100 for SNAP tests + ₹3,000 for programmes = ₹8,100, before applicable government taxes.
| Payment | Fee |
| SNAP 2026 registration fee | ₹2,550 per test |
| SIU programme registration fee | ₹1,000 per programme |
| Government taxes | Additional, if applicable |
How Much is SNAP Registration Fee 2026?
The SNAP 2026 registration fee is ₹2,550 per test, with government taxes added wherever applicable. The fee is non-refundable and non-transferable.
Candidates can choose to take one, two or all three SNAP tests. The three test dates are December 13, December 19 and December 26, 2026.
If a candidate takes more than one test, the higher score is considered for the final percentile calculation. Therefore, the total SNAP exam fee depends on the number of tests a candidate registers for.
| Number of SNAP Tests | SNAP Registration Fee |
| 1 test | ₹2,550 |
| 2 tests | ₹5,100 |
| 3 tests | ₹7,650 |
The last date for SNAP 2026 registration and payment is November 25, 2026.
What is the SNAP Programme Registration Fee 2026?
The SNAP programme registration fee is ₹1,000 for each programme selected by a candidate, with applicable government taxes charged separately. This payment is different from the SNAP test fee.
A candidate who wants to be considered for a particular SIU MBA programme must register for that programme and pay its programme registration fee.
For instance, if you select four programmes, the programme registration fee will be ₹4,000. Selecting another programme increases the fee by another ₹1,000.
| Programmes Selected | Programme Registration Fee |
| 1 | ₹1,000 |
| 2 | ₹2,000 |
| 3 | ₹3,000 |
| 4 | ₹4,000 |
| 5 | ₹5,000 |
The programme fee is also non-refundable and non-transferable.
SNAP 2026 Total Fee: What Will You Pay?
Your total SNAP application cost depends on two things: the number of SNAP tests and the number of programmes you select.
Use this simple calculation: Total fee = ₹2,550 × Number of SNAP tests + ₹1,000 × Number of programmes
For example:
- 1 test + 1 programme: ₹3,550
- 1 test + 3 programmes: ₹5,550
- 2 tests + 3 programmes: ₹8,100
- 3 tests + 3 programmes: ₹10,650
- 3 tests + 5 programmes: ₹12,650
These amounts exclude government taxes, where applicable.
Is Programme Fee Mandatory After SNAP Registration?
Yes, if you want to be considered for a particular programme. Paying only the SNAP registration fee does not make a candidate eligible for shortlisting for an SIU programme.
You must also select the desired programme and pay its ₹1,000 registration fee within the applicable deadline.
An important detail is that different programmes may have different programme registration closing dates.
Candidates should therefore check the concerned institute’s information before making the programme payment.
The programme fee can also remain payable through the SNAP website even after the SNAP test registration payment deadline, provided the respective programme’s own payment deadline has not passed.
SNAP 2026 Fee Payment: How to Pay?
SNAP test registration payment can be made through the available payment options, including BillDesk, Easebuzz and Demand Draft. For a Demand Draft, candidates need to prepare a DD of ₹2,550 per SNAP test in favour of “Symbiosis Test Secretariat”, payable at Pune, and follow the payment advice and submission process given on the SNAP portal.
For programme registration, the fee is ₹1,000 per programme, and payment is made through the prescribed mode. Demand Draft payment is also available for the programme fee, with a separate ₹1,000 DD required for each programme.
The SNAP 2026 registration and programme selection process is integrated on the same portal, so candidates can complete both parts through snaptest.org.
SNAP 2026 Registration and Exam Dates
| Event | Date |
| SNAP registration and payment closes | November 25, 2026 |
| SNAP 01 admit card | December 7, 2026 |
| SNAP 02 admit card | December 11, 2026 |
| SNAP 03 admit card | December 18, 2026 |
| SNAP 01 exam | December 13, 2026 |
| SNAP 02 exam | December 19, 2026 |
| SNAP 03 exam | December 26, 2026 |
| SNAP 2026 result | January 12, 2027 |
Conclusion
The SNAP 2026 fee has two parts: ₹2,550 per SNAP test and ₹1,000 for each SIU programme you select, with applicable government taxes charged separately.
Before paying, check how many tests and programmes you actually want to apply for so you can calculate your total cost correctly.
Once the registration is done, the next focus should be preparation. MBA Karo’s SNAP 2026 course offers exam-focused learning along with dedicated practice for the updated SNAP pattern.
Its mock test series includes 20 full-length tests and 1,200 questions, with practice for the new Ethics, Morality and Values section. A free trial is also available before opting for the complete mock series.
For SNAP, knowing the concepts is only one part of preparation. Regular mocks can help you check your speed, accuracy, question selection and overall test approach.
With the exam scheduled across December 13, 19 and 26, 2026, use the weeks ahead to turn your preparation into measurable scores.




