KEAM

In case the computer/mouse allotted to any candidate malfunctions anytime during the KEAM CBT, they will be immediately allotted another computer system and the time lost due to this will be adjusted in the server so as to give the candidate the full allotted time. Use of keyboard during the exam is strictly not allowed in KEAM exam. Wherever use of keyboard is needed, a virtual keyboard appearing on the computer screen can be used.

Candidates will not be permitted to bring the following items at the KEAM exam centre:

• Pencil
• Eraser
• Papers
• Books
• Notes
• Log tables
• Pencil box
• Correction fluid etc.

All sorts of electronic devices such as calculator, digital watches, camera pen etc., and all sorts of communication devices such as mobile phone, bluetooth, ear phone etc. or any other material or information will not be allowed at the KEAM exam centre.

No. The school Id card will not be considered as a valid ID proof at the KEAM exam centre. With the KEAM admit card, candidates can carry any one of the following ID cards for proof:

• PAN card
• Driving License
• Voter ID
• 12th Class Board Admit or Registration card
• Passport
• Aadhaar Card (With photograph)
• E-Aadhaar
• Ration Card with photograph
• Aadhaar Enrolment No. with Photo

If candidates face any issue in downloading the KEAM admit card they can contact the KEAM helpline at 0471-2332123, 2339101, 2339102, 2339103, 2339104.

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.