KEAM

You can expect around 12-15k based on your KEAM marks.

To calculate KEAM rank, the KEAM scores and normalized PCM marks (out of 300) are given equal weightage of 50% each. Assuming that you have scored 183 marks out of 480 in the KEAM exam and 300 marks in PCM, your total score would be:
Total Score = (183/480) x 50 + (300/300) x 50
= 0.381 x 50 + 1 x 50
= 19.05 + 50
= 69.05
Based on your score, it is difficult to accurately predict your rank as it depends on the performance of other candidates in the exam. However, you can use the KEAM Rank Predictor available online to get an estimate of your rank based on your score and category.

As per the latest information, march 2023 is the last date for KEAM 2023 registration.

Doing a crash course for KEAM would be helpful or you could just practice by going through previous year papers and studying for at least 2 hours a day.

No, KEAM is not necessary for NEET. But if you want to get into a college in Kerala for medicine it is better to write KEAM.

15112 will be you approximately rank in KEAM 2020 according to the calculation.

This depends on which B.Tech course you would like to apply to. According to the cut off mentioned you will be able to get into your desired college.

Yes, you can modify your preferences after 2nd allotment.

The rank cut off will be shown in the site and if your rank falls into the criteria, you will be able to get into it.

CET accepts both KEAM and NATA scores for B.Arch admission. Bur once you have cleared NATA it is not necessary to attend keam unless you want to.