In CGPAAS, the snake chart displays throughout the first what?

• A. SWE Raw Score
• B. Timeline
• C. Training Hours
• D. Peer Comparison

Answer: (A)

The snake chart in CGPAAS is used to show how your performance changes on a single numeric metric as you progress through the initial phase. In this context, that metric is the SWE Raw Score—the actual points you earn on the SWE assessment. The chart snakes up and down to reflect increases or decreases in that raw score as you move through the first portion of the evaluation, giving you a quick visual of your trend.

It isn’t centered on the calendar timeline, which would be about time passing, nor on how many training hours you logged, which would measure effort input. It also isn’t a display of how you stack up against peers, which would be a comparative benchmark. The primary purpose of the snake chart here is to track the progression of the SWE Raw Score, making it the best descriptor of what the chart displays in the first phase.