KEAM Preparation

Although plus two and KEAM syllabus are almost the same, however, some extra effort must be put to prepare for KEAM exam. Candidates can refer to the KEAM previous year question papers and follow the KEAM syllabus to prepare for the exam alongwith the plus two exam preparations.

In the KEAM exam, there is no strict requirement to score 10 marks each in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. However, the total score of 10/600 would be extremely low and unlikely to qualify for admission. For a valid ranking and eligibility for engineering courses, candidates typically need to secure a reasonable score across all subjects. The final rank list is prepared based on marks from the exam, and passing marks depend on category and course selection.

Reference books are important mainly because they provide insights into applicatioon of basic concepts to solve various questions. They also provided some extended knowledge about the subject that can beneficial for entrance exams like KEAM. Therefore, candidates must also refer to reference books oin KEAM preparation.

No, the KEAM conducting authority has not mentioned specific books.

• Revise the important topics.
• Give mock tests to improve your accuracy.
• Solve the previous 5 year papers of KEAM.
• Focus on the graph and diagram.

Candidates preparing for KEAM need not buy any book if they already have books from which they prepared for any other MBA entrance exam. However, if KEAM is the only exam for which the candidate is planning to appear, following factors must be kept in mind to choose a book:

1. Check the table of content and book edition.
2. Check if the book has its content arranged systematically.
3. Read reviews whether the book is for advanced level preparation or basic preparation.
4. Check if the author and publisher is reliable.
5. Does it contain a question bank?
6. Does it have section wise distribution?

1. Organic Chemistry by O. P Tandon
2. Inorganic Chemistry by O. P Tandon
3. NCERT Chemistry by Class 11 & 12
4. Organic Chemistry by Arihant Prakashan
5. Numerical Chemistry by P. Bahadur.

To prepare using the KEAM syllabus, look for topics you are strong at and topics you are weak at and divide time among these topics. Prepare for the exam accordingly and by prioritising the high weightage topics.

1. Know the KEAM syllabus.
2. Stay updated with the KEAM exam pattern, and plan a proper timetable.
3. Start with the basics.
4. Keep your schedule consistent and study daily.
5. Practice with sample papers.
6. Revise what you have studied.
7. Do not add new topics to prepare on the last fe days before the exam.