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Abhijeet Singh Panwar

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The KEAM exam is an offline, pen and paper-based exam. The exam is conducted by CEE, Kerala. The Optical Mark Recognition (OMR) system marks the answers in the KEAM answer sheet. 
 
The KEAM exam has two papers: 
  • Paper I: Physics and Chemistry
  • Paper II: Mathematics
The exam is an objective type test with Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs). For every question, five optional answers are given, but only one option is the most appropriate response. 
 
The exam covers Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry subjects equivalent to that of the 10+2 level. The syllabus is not solely based on NCERT or a
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Janki H Gajjar

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CUSAT BTech cutoff 2026 ranged from 8925 to 59306 as per the first-round cutoff for the General HS category. As per this range, B.Tech. in in Computer Science and Engineering emerged as the most competitive course for admission. 

Students can check the table below to know the CUSAT branch-wise cutoff 2026 for the General HS category. 

CourseCUSAT BTech cutoff 2026 
B.Tech. in in Computer Science and Engineering8925
B.Tech. in in Electronics and Communication Engineering10218
B.Tech. in in Electrical and Electronics Engineering13181
B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering25763
B.Tech. in Computer Science Engineering26261
B.Tech. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering35557
B.Tech. in Safety and Fire Engineering36188
B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering40519
B.Tech. in Electrical and Computer Engineering40915
B.Tech. in Information Technology45886
B.Tech. in Civil Engineering49580
B.Tech. in Robotics and Automation Engineering52060
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering59306

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Mamona Majumder

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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.

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Mamona Majumder

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

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Anoushka Gupta

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The round 3 final allotment would be done by 3rd September, 20223 and if you haven't applied still and have missed another round you should be on the lookout for another round but also apply for other colleges, as there are many other good colleges also.

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Samira Susan Khanam

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The Kerala Engineering, Architecture, and Medical (KEAM) entrance exam is primarily for admission to engineering, architecture, and medical courses in colleges and universities in Kerala. If you have qualified for KEAM but do not wish to join the allotted dental college, you typically have the option to explore other courses or institutions based on your KEAM rank.

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Uttkarsh beriwal

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KEAM (Kerala Engineering, Architecture, Medical) is an entrance examination for admission to various professional courses in Kerala, including B.Tech.

The admission cutoffs for government engineering colleges through KEAM can vary each year based on factors such as the number of applicants and their performance in the exam. Government colleges often have limited seats, and the cutoff rank for admission can be competitive.

With a rank of 30,600 in KEAM, your chances of getting admission to government engineering colleges may depend on the availability of seats and the preferences of other candidates with higher ranks.

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Sheetal Yadav

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I feel that even though your rank is reasonable, it perhaps not sufficient for admission in a government college since preference of most students is government college as first choice. However to help you I am attaching a link that will predict college you. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/keam-college-predictor.

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