CEE Kerala Extends KEAM 2026 Registration Deadline to February 6

CEE has extended the KEAM application form window. Check the revised registration schedule and more details below.

CEE Kerala Extends KEAM 2026 Registration Deadline to February 6

The Commissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE), Kerala, has extended the KEAM 2026 registration deadline from January 31 to February 7 (up to 5:00 PM). This gives candidates additional time to complete their applications for admission into engineering, pharmacy, architecture, medical, allied and other professional courses in the state.

Candidates can complete the KEAM application process on the official portal at cee.kerala.gov.in. Also, under the revised schedule, the last date to upload supporting certificates, such as nativity proof, academic marksheets, photograph and signature, remains February 7, 2026. To complete the KEAM 2026 registration process, candidates have to register, fill in details, upload the requisite documents and pay the application fee based on their category and course choice.

The KEAM 2026 entrance test is scheduled for April 13 to 25, with April 13, 16, 24 and 25 being buffer days.

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How to Apply for KEAM 2026?

The process to fill the KEAM application form is completely online, check below:

• Candidates have to provide their personal, educational, income, and reservation details in the application.
• Next, they have to upload scanned images of photographs, signatures and documents needed for KEAM 2026 as per the given dimensions
• Lastly, candidates have to pay the required application fee.

After payment, candidates have to take a printout of the application form. Candidates must also note that proforma (s) should also be printed along with the application. Print out the application form; it should not be sent to the CEE office.

The KEAM entrance exam is held in Kerala, Mumbai, New Delhi and Dubai as per the schedule released by CEE. The online CBT entrance test has questions from Maths, Physics, and Chemistry. There will be one paper in the exam, and the engineering aspirants have to attempt the Maths, Physics, and Chemistry sections of the paper, while the BPharm aspirants have to attempt the Physics and Chemistry sections of the paper.

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