KEAM 2022 exam likely to be held on June 26; Check details here

CEE Kerala is likely to conduct KEAM 2022 on June 26. The authority is yet to release official notification on KEAM 2022 exam date. Read details below.

According to media reports, the KEAM 2022 exam will be held on June 26 by the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE) Kerala. Although the KEAM 2022 exam date has not yet been announced by the authorities, media reports indicate that the Kerala Engineering Architecture Medical exam will be held on June 26. The official KEAM exam date for 2022 will be announced on the official website, ceekerala.gov.in.

The KEAM 2022 exam was scheduled for June 12, but it was postponed. Students preparing for the upcoming KEAM 2022 should keep checking the official website for the latest KEAM news and updates.

KEAM 2022 Application Form

The CEE Kerala is expected to announce the registration process along with the release of the KEAM 2022 exam date. The KEAM 2022 registration process will begin online. The release date for the KEAM application form 2022 has yet to be announced. The following steps will be involved in the KEAM registration 2022 processes.

How to fill KEAM 2022 Application Form?

• Visit the official KEAM 2022 website at ceekerala.gov.in
• Select the registration link
• Fill out the KEAM registration form with your basic information
• Next, log in with the generated credentials and enter your personal, academic, and communication information
• Uploading scanned images of a photograph and a signature is also required
• Finally, make an online payment for the applicable fees

About KEAM 

The Kerala Engineering, Architecture, and Medical Entrance Exam is conducted by the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE) for admission to BTech, BArch, Pharmacy, and Medical related courses. Candidates who qualify for the KEAM 2022 will be required to participate in the counselling process held by the authorities in order to gain admission through KEAM. 
KEAM is conducted in offline mode for two papers, Paper 1 (Physics and Chemistry) and Paper 2 (Mathematics) in 14 districts across Kerala, and in Mumbai, Delhi, and Dubai. Both the papers will have 120 questions, and candidates will have 150 minutes to complete each one. The minimum qualifying marks for general candidates will be 50% of the total and 40% of the total for reserved candidates.