The Commissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE) Kerala has released the KEAM 2021 exam guidelines for the candidates who are COVID-19 positive. Read details below.
KEAM 2021 exam is scheduled to be held amid the COVID19 pandemic. Therefore, the authorities have released some special instructions for COVID-19 positive candidates or those with symptoms to appear in the exam. CEE has set some KEAM 2021 special guidelines to be followed by candidates, parents, and exam officials.
KEAM 2021 Exam Day Guidelines: COVID Positives/symptoms
- Candidates are to report their COVID positive/quarantine details (if any) on the CEE Covid helpdesk available on the candidate portal at CEE’s official website at cee.kerala.gov.in
- Any update on the COVID positive/quarantine situation should also be updated on the link provided
- They can also report to the CEE Representative/chief superintendent given on the KEAM 2021 admit card directly
- Separate classrooms and sanitation rooms will be provided to those students who are COVID positive/ show excessive temperature during thermal scanning in a way that avoids intermingling with other students
- The students need not sign their attendance instead the invigilators can mark their attendance
- Sanitation rooms are set up for these students in all KEAM 2021 exam centres
- COVID positive students should call office representatives whose numbers are given on the KEAM 2021 admit card on the day before the test
- Students should come in private vehicles arranged by them and strict COVID-19 guidelines will be followed in these examination halls.
Also read: KEAM 2021: Exam Day Guidelines- Do's and Don'ts
KEAM 2021 Guidelines for Parents
- Parents should not enter the KEAM 2021 exam venue
- They should ensure that candidates follow all safety protocols
- Parents should ensure that candidates are carrying items such as pens, water, food, masks, and sanitiser
- After dropping candidates in front of the exam centre, they should leave immediately to avoid traffic
- Parents are not allowed to gather in front of the exam centre
- Crowding in front of the exam centre’s gate and violating social distance rules is prohibited
- After the conclusion of the test, candidates coming out of the venue should be picked up from a place away from the gate
- No one should gather in front of the gate
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Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered a month ago
TKMCE KEAM cutoff 2026 ranged from 1596 for BTech CSE and 8758 for BTech in Civil Engineering for the General HS category in the last round. For this category, the top three most difficult and the easiest courses are listed below as per the last round closing ranks. Please note that different catego
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered a month ago
As per the past three years' cutoff trend, TKM College of Engineering KEAM cutoff is generally released for 2 rounds of admission. In the first round, the maximum admissible rank was 7792 (BTech in Civil Engineering), and in the last round, it was 8758 for the BTech in Civil Engineering course.
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 2 months ago
Yes, in some cases. Many private engineering and arts colleges in Kerala also accept direct admission based on Class 12 marks under management quota. However, top government colleges and NITs strictly need KEAM or JEE scores, so check each college's own admission rule.
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What is the KEAM cutoff 2026?