KEAM 2024 Exam Starts Tomorrow: Check Dress Code, Reporting Time and Important Instructions
The CEE is scheduled to hold KEAM 2024 from June 5 to June 10. Candidates must take the exam in computer-based test mode and therefore need to adhere to crucial instructions on the exam day.
The Commissioner for Entrance Examinations will commence the KEAM 2024 examination starting tomorrow, June 5. The examination will extend over six days. The first five days, June 5th through June 9, will feature the engineering exam, while the pharmacy exam is scheduled for the last day. The engineering exam will take place from 2 pm to 5 pm each day, and the pharmacy exam will be held from 3:30 pm to 5 pm on June 10. Candidates appearing for the Engineering Course are required to report at the examination centres between 11:30 AM and 1:30 PM. Candidates appearing for the Pharmacy Examination should report at the examination centres between 1:00 PM and 3:00 PM.
KEAM 2024 will be conducted at 130 examination centres across all districts of the state, totalling 133 examination centres, including locations in Dubai, Delhi, and Mumbai. Reports state that 1.13 lakh candidates have registered for KEAM 2024.
This year, CEE is transitioning from an offline mode to a Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode for the exam, marking a significant change. To ensure candidates are well-prepared for the CBT format, CEE has undertaken several initiatives. Trial exams were conducted on May 25, and practice tests are available for candidates through their KEAM 2024 candidate logins on cee.kerala.gov.in. Both government and private engineering colleges, along with private labs, have been designated as examination centres. Nodal officers have been appointed at the district level to oversee coordination within districts. The examination will be conducted with collaboration from various departments, including Police, Fire Force, Electricity, KSRTC, and Health. District Collectors have convened meetings with various departments to issue necessary instructions for the smooth execution of the examination.
Candidates have been notified of the exam day guidelines by CEE through the KEAM 2024 admit card. These guidelines are reiterated here for candidates' reference. It is imperative to adhere to these guidelines on the day of the exam.
Carry KEAM 2024 Admit Card with Valid ID Proof
To gain entry into the KEAM exam centre on the day of the exam, candidates must present a printed copy of the KEAM admit card. It's important to note that CEE has issued a revised admit card, so candidates must download and present the updated version on the exam day. Along with the admit card, candidates must also provide an original valid ID proof, which can be any of the following:
- School Identity Card
- Class 12 Board Admit Card with a photograph
- Aadhaar Card/E-Aadhaar with a photograph
- Voter ID Card
- Bank Passbook with a Photograph
- PAN card/Driving License
- Passport
- Identification certificate with a photograph obtained from a Gazetted officer/Head of the institution of class 12 studied
Preferably, the KEAM admit card should be printed in colour. While there's no specific instruction regarding the type of printout, it's essential to ensure that the printout is clear and all details are legible.
Dress Code to Follow
While the CEE has not outlined a specific dress code for exam day, candidates are advised to avoid wearing flashy attire and jewellery. It's recommended to opt for simple clothing without excessive pockets to minimize the risk of malpractices and ensure comfort during the KEAM 2024 exam. Additionally, it's important to note that personal items such as bags are strictly prohibited inside the exam hall.
KEAM 2024 Exam Day Instructions
Review the important guidelines for the KEAM exam day:
- Candidates must arrive at the reporting point of the venue according to the schedule to participate in the Computer-Based Test.
- The reporting point will close promptly, and no candidates will be allowed entry into the examination hall after 1:30 pm for Engineering and 3:00 pm for Pharmacy.
- Upon completion of biometric verification, including thumb impression and photo capture, candidates will be assigned a seat in the examination hall.
- Rough worksheets will be provided inside the examination hall. Candidates must write their Roll Number and Name at the top of the sheet and sign it. These sheets must be returned to the Invigilator after the exam.
- Candidates must sign the Attendance Sheet provided by the Invigilator while inside the examination hall.
- Any candidate found engaging in unfair or improper conduct during the examination will be disqualified. This includes any communication or gestures with other candidates, which will be considered improper conduct or malpractice and dealt with accordingly as per the Prospectus.
- Candidates are strictly prohibited from bringing electronic devices, mobile phones, calculators, electronic watches, or any textual/printed/written materials into the examination hall.
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