KEAM

Yes, the candidates have to bring back their KEAM admit card after the exam is over. The KEAM hall ticket must be kept safe until the admission process is over.

No. Candidates must have uploaded all required documents in the KEAM application form for their registrations to be successful. If any aspect of the KEAM application process stays incomplete, admit card will not be issued.

No. The KEAM 2025 admit card is not sent ot the candidates via email or anyother means. The KEAM hall ticket can be downloaded online only under the KEAM candidate portal at cee.kerala.gov.in.

KEAM 2026 exam time is from 2 pm to 5 pm. The exam will be held for 3 hours in computer based test mode.

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.

The important topics from KEAM syllabus, as per previous year analysis are:

• Physics: Mechanics, waves. Less weightage from electrostatics, and optics.
• Chemistry: IUPAC, organic, moderate weightage for inorganic.
• Maths: 3d, vectors and complex.

The type of questions asked in KEAM are MCQs - Multiple Choice Questions. Questions are of plus 2 level and are from the KEAM syllabus prescribed by the CEE.

There were changes made to the KEAM syllabus in 2024. Candidates can download the KEAM revised syllabus from the official website, cee.kerala.gov.in, which is to be followed in 2026 too.

For the KEAM entrance exam for engineering courses, candidates have to study Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. For candidates appearing for KEAM BPharm, candidates have to study Physics and Chemistry only.

Candidates are advised to keep the copy of their KEAM admit cad until the admission process is over. Candidates should keep the KEAM admit card safe until the counselling and all document verification at the institutes where candidate is taking admission is complete.