KEAM 2026 Trial Allotment Releasing Today; Option Registration Closes at 4 PM

The Commissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE), Kerala, will release the KEAM 2026 trial allotment today, July 6. Initially, the trial allotments were scheduled to be out on July 5.

KEAM 2026 Trial Allotment Releasing Today; Option Registration Closes at 4 PM

Candidates participating in the Centralised Allotment Process (CAP) for BTech admissions will be able to check the trial allotment through the KEAM candidate portal. The option registration and choice-filling window will also close today at 4 PM, after which no fresh options or modifications will be accepted.

The trial allotment is a provisional allocation prepared on the basis of the options submitted by candidates till the time of processing. It is intended to help aspirants understand their likely seat allotment and give them a final opportunity to review, rearrange, add, or delete their college and course preferences before the option registration deadline. The trial allotment does not guarantee admission and should not be treated as the final seat allotment.

Candidates who are not satisfied with the trial allotment can log in to the candidate portal and modify their options before 4 PM today. Once the option entry window closes, CEE Kerala will process the preferences for the first provisional allotment, and no further changes will be permitted.

According to the official counselling schedule, the KEAM 2026 provisional allotment for Phase 1 will be announced on July 7, followed by the final first-phase allotment on July 8. Candidates allotted seats will have to pay the prescribed seat acceptance fee within the notified timeline to confirm their admission.

How to Check KEAM 2026 Trial Allotment

Candidates can follow the steps below:

• Visit the KEAM 2026 candidate portal.
• Log in using the application number and password.
• Click on the 'Trial Allotment' link.
• View the allotted college and course details.
• If required, modify the option list before 4 PM.
• Save and submit the revised choices for consideration in the final allotment process.

Candidates are advised to carefully analyse the trial allotment and ensure that their preference order reflects their admission priorities, as the choices locked after the deadline will be used for the upcoming seat allotment rounds.