Kerala: The Commissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE) Kerala has officially announced the KEAM 2025 exam, it’s a state level exam of Kerala. The registration process starts from February 20, 2025. Candidates must check their prospectus to find the complete details about the Kerala Engineering Architecture and Medical Entrance Exam (KEAM) i.e. available on the official website(cee.kerala.gov.in). Before applying for this exam candidates must ensure they meet all the eligibility criteria. The last date to submit applications for KEAM 2025 is March 10, 2025.
kerala keam 2025 eligibility criteria
- Nationality: Candidates must be an Indian citizens.
- Qualification: Candidate must clear class 12th board examination. appearing candidates are not eligible
- Percentage: Minimum 45% marks for their qualifying exam.
- Subject: Appearing candidates must have Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry (PCM) as mandatory subjects for this exam.
- Age Criteria: Candidates must be 17 years on or before 31st December 2025.
steps to apply for Kerala Keam 2025 exam
Step 1: First visit to the official website i.e. cee.kerala.gov.in and click on the “Application link”.
Step 2: Fill all the personal and academic details of the students like name, contact number, age, date of birth, address.
Step 3: Create a strong password to secure the details. Now, save and preview.
Step 4: Complete application fees and submit.
Step 5: Upload signature and photo in proper format.
Step 6: Print the application and save it for the future use.
Exam Pattern of KEAM 2025
- Exam mode: Exam will be conducted as CBM(Computer based mode).
- Duration: Total 2 hours and 30 minutes assigned to the students for each paper.
- Sections: The question paper will be set into two parts i.e. Physics and Chemistry(Part 1) and Mathematics(Part 2).
- Number of questions: Total 120 questions will be asked in the entrance exam for this exam.
- Type of questions: The Kerala KEAM question paper will be Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) type.
- Marking scheme: For each correct answer student will get four marks.
- Negative marking: one mark will be deducted for each incorrect answer in exam.
