KEAM 2027 Exam Date Announced; Reports Claim Exam To Be Held From April 21 to 26

As per the reported schedule, KEAM 2027 will be held in computer-based test (CBT) mode, following the format of previous years. The exam timings are expected to be from 2 PM to 5 PM.

KEAM 2027 Exam Date Announced; Reports Claim Exam To Be Held From April 21 to 26

According to reports, the KEAM 2027 engineering and pharmacy entrance examinations will be conducted from April 21 to 26, 2027. The examination schedule has been reported by some unofficial sources. However, the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE), Kerala, has not announced the examination dates for the Kerala Engineering, Architecture and Medical (KEAM) 2027 entrance examination on the official website. Candidates are advised to visit the official CEE Kerala website, cee.kerala.gov.in, for the detailed notification and other examination-related announcements.

KEAM 2027 Exam Date: Important Details

Here are the important details regarding the KEAM 2027 examination:

KEAM 2027 Application Form: When Will Registration Begin?

Based on previous admission cycles, the application process is expected to begin in the first week of January 2027. However, candidates should wait for the official notification before making any assumptions about the registration deadline, application fee and document requirements.

The application process will be online on the CEE Kerala website. Applicants will have to complete registration, enter their personal and academic details, upload the required documents and pay the prescribed application fee.

Candidates should also keep checking cee.kerala.gov.in for updates regarding the application form, eligibility criteria, syllabus, examination pattern and admit card. The detailed KEAM 2027 prospectus will provide the final guidelines for candidates appearing in the entrance examination.

CEE Kerala conducts the KEAM exam as a Computer-Based Test (CBT) consisting of multiple-choice questions with five response options (A to E). For the Engineering stream, candidates must complete a 180 minute (3 hours) paper containing 150 questions worth 600 marks, broken down into Mathematics (75 questions), Physics (45 questions), and Chemistry (30 questions). The Pharmacy stream requires a 90 minutes (1.5 hours) paper of 75 questions worth 300 marks, covering Physics (45 questions) and Chemistry (30 questions).