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Engineering Colleges accepting KEAM for B.Tech in India

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Q:   What is the official website for KEAM exam?
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The official website for KEAM is cee.kerala.gov.in. 

Q:   Can I request for change in KEAM exam centre?
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No, once a candidate has been assigned a test center for the KEAM exam, no requests for changing the center will be accepted.

Q:   Is it compulsory to apply for both KEAM and NEET simultaneously for considering allotment in medical courses of Kerala?
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Definitely Yes. For medical courses, candidates have to apply for NEET conducted by NTA and qualify the NEET exam. Moreover, he/she must be an applicant for KEAM also. This means medical aspirant have to fill the KEAM application form and enter the NEET scores in the form. Admission in medical courses will be based on NEET scores.

Q:   Can a student outside Kerala opt for KEAM?
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KEAM is the Kerala Engineering entrance examination for those candidates who wish to pursue UG engineering courses from the prestigious private and government colleges of Kerala. Yes, a student apply for KEAM if they satisfy the eligibility condition:

  • The appearing candidates should be an Indian citizen.
  • Person of Indian Origin (PIO) and Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) are also eligible to apply but they are not entitled to claim any reservation.

The candidates who are not Kerala origin and even their parents also dont have any residence proof of Kerala, but satisfying the following candidates:

  • Passed their qualifying examination from Kerala and Parents are posted in Kerala and employee of defense or central government.
  • The candidates whose parents are serving/served Kerala Government for a period of 2 years and appearing/appeared qualifying examination from Kerala will come in this category and eligible for applying.
  • In case, if the candidate is not the permanent resident of Kerala but spent 5 years of his/her study in Kerala then he/she is also eligible.
  • Those who do not have domicile certificate of Kerala but completed/pursuing their 8th to 12th studies from Kerala are also eligible for KEAM.
Q:   Does CET charge any hostel fees from BTech students?
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Yes, students who are officially pursuing a BTech course from CET Trivandrum and wish to live in the college's hostel are required to pay hostel fees. The college has both men's hostels and women's hostels. Moreover, the hostel fees may vary depending on the choice of room. Those who wish to know the exact fees can get in touch with the college's admission committee.

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Q:   Is it possible for a non resident of Kerala apply for KEAM?
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Yes, you can apply. Only Indian citizens are eligible to apply for KEAM . Persons of Indian Origin (PIO)/Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) Card Holders shall be treated at par with Indian citizens for the purpose of admission. However, PIO/OCI candidates will not be eligible to claim any relaxation meant for reserved category candidates. Indian citizens will further be classified as Keralites and Non-Keralites. However, candidates with non-Keralite nativity cannot claim any reservation of the state. Candidates have to complete all the steps to complete the KEAM application procedure. However, it is not compulsory to complete all the steps in one go. Candidates can do each step at a different time. But they should use the 'Save' button frequently to save the entered data.

Q:   Question: How is the course curriculum for B.E. / B.Tech at TKM College of Engineering?
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{Source: B.E. / B.Tech students & alumni}

TKM College of Engineering B.E./B.Tech Course Curriculum

* The course curriculum at TKM College of Engineering is structured according to the rules set by the University of Kerala and currently follows the Kerala Technological University (KTU) guidelines.
* The curriculum includes a mix of theory and practical components, with six theory papers and two laboratory sessions per semester.
* The curriculum is designed to prepare students for the industry and teach them how to handle real-world situations.
* The professors are highly qualified, with many holding PhDs, and are committed to providing excellent teaching.
* The curriculum is regularly updated to include new developments and advancements in the respective fields.
* The course curriculum is relevant and industry-oriented, helping students develop the necessary skills to succeed in their careers.
* Semester exams are challenging, but students who put in sufficient effort can score well.
* The pass percentage is generally high, with some semesters having a pass rate of 92%.
* Internship opportunities are available, with students getting placed in top companies such as Accenture, Federal Bank, and others.

Note: The above answer is based on the statements provided by students and alumni of TKM College of Engineering and may not represent the entire spectrum of opinions.

Q:   What is the median package of B.E. / B.Tech course available at Sahrdaya College of Engineering and Technology?
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As per information available, Institute offers (aprx) INR 320,000 median salary to their students for B.E. / B.Tech course during placements.
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Q:   Which college is better for a BTech, RSET or SRM?
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Both SRM & RSET are famous colleges for engineering courses. SRM is nationally known private university with multiple campuses, strong placement marketing, and wide recognition across India. Known for high intake and broad alumni network.
RSET has growing reputation for academic quality and student support, stronger recognition within Kerala. In short both colleges are good for engineering courses.

Q:   How many students can do B Tech at Saintgits College of Engineering ?
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The seat intake for students in the different programmes of B.Tech at Saintgits College of Engineerng varies every year on a number of factors like applications, infrastructure etc. However the average seat intake for B.Tech at the college is 720 with each branch having around 80 students capacity. The seat intake for B.Tech in CSE is the highest with the total seat intake of the B.Tech CSE Program at Saintgits College of Engineering being 120. However this data changes every year according to the applications recieved.

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Q:   What is the latest cutoff information for B Tech at Adi Shankara Institute of Engineering and Technology?
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The latest cutoff information for B Tech at Adi Shankara Institute of Engineering and Technology (ASIET) is for the academic year 2023-2024. The cutoff ranks for each course are based on the Kerala Entrance Examination (KEAM) rank. 

KEAM Cutoffs (General Category) :

 

1) B.Tech Computer Science Engineering - Artificial Intelligence - 16510

2) B.Tech Computer Science Engineering - 19294

3) B.Tech Data Science - 21657

4) B.Tech Electronics & Communication Engineering - 29749

5) B.Tech Biomedical Engineering - 36205

 

 

Q:   Is it worth pursuing B.E. / B.Tech at Muthoot Institute of Technology and Science?
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Muthoot Institute of Science and Technology offers a wide plethora of courses in various fields. Among these, popular choices are the BE and BTech courses. These courses lay a solid foundation for students looking to make a career in Engineering. The infrastructure at MGMITS consist of spacious classrooms, ICT and tech-equipped labs, and a varierty of extra-curricular and sports activities. This enables the student to have a holistic experience at MGMITS.

The placement scenario is a plus-point as Muthoot Institute of Science and Technology offers comprehensive placement support and training to students. Official data from the academic year 2021-22 indicates that the median salaries for BE and BTech courses were around INR 3.76 LPA. According to official statistics, over 90% of the students are recruited every annual placement cycle across the BE and BTech courses.

Q:   Does Amal Jyothi College of Engineering offers BTech programmes?
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Yes, Amal Jyothi College of Engineering does have an undergraduate full-time BTech programme, and it has a full-time four-year programme. Admission to the BTech programme is based on eligibility and selection criteria. The following are a few highlights for the AJCE BTech:

ParticularHighlights

Duration

Four years

Course Level

UG level

Mode of Course

Full Time

Seat breakup

780

Tuition fee

INR 3.8 lakh

NOTE:  The mentioned seat and fee is taken from the official website/ sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and, hence, is indicative.

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