Engineering

If you have completed all the steps of JEE Advanced registration and downloaded the registration receipt, it is possible that there may be a delay in receiving the confirmation email. However, it is recommended to wait for a few hours or a day to receive the email. If you still haven't received the confirmation email, you can try the following:

• Check your spam or junk mail folder: Sometimes, the email may land in the spam or junk mail folder of your email account.
• Contact JEE Advanced Helpdesk: You can contact the JEE Advanced helpdesk to enquire about the status of your registration confirmation email. The contact details of the helpdesk are available on the official JEE Advanced website.
• Re-send confirmation email: Some institutes may provide an option to re-send the confirmation email. You can try this option if it is available.
• Wait for some time: As mentioned earlier, there may be a delay in receiving the confirmation email. Hence, it is recommended to wait for some time before taking any further action. In case you do not receive the confirmation email after waiting for a reasonable amount of time, you can contact the JEE Advanced helpdesk for further assistance.

KEAM full form is Kerala Engineering, Agricultural and Medical Entrance Exam, it is an entrance exam that is conducted in Kerela, Mumbai, New Delhi and Dubai. The entrance test is held for admission to engineering courses at various colleges in Kerela that are approved by the Central and State Regulatory Bodies, Universities and Government. The candidates who qualify in KEAM have to then appear for the centralised admission process (CAP), conducted by CEE. Via CAP, admission will be also provided in medical, agriculture, forestry, veterinary, fisheries, architecture, and pharmacy courses. However, for admission to these courses candidates do not need to appear for KEAM they need NEET / NATA scores as applicable. KEAM engineering rank is prepared by giving an equal weightage of 50:50 to the score obtained in the Entrance Examination conducted by CEE for Engineering and the marks obtained in the final year of the qualifying examination for Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry put together, after effecting the standardization procedure.

There is no paper 1 or paper 2 in KEAM anymore. As per the revised KEAM exam pattern, KEAM will not have two papers anymore. There will be one paper. The KEAM 2026 engineering candidates have to attempt a total of 150 questions. Mathematics will have 75 questions, Physics will have 45 questions, and Chemistry will have 30 questions to be answered in 180 minutes. For KEAM 2026 BPharm ONLY candidates, the Entrance Examination will have a total of 75 questions; 45 questions in Physics and 30 questions in Chemistry to be answered in 90 minutes. For each correct response, candidates will be awarded FOUR marks, and for each incorrect response, ONE mark will be deducted.