The token money is forfeited by the keam if you dont join the alloted college they dont give money back but in some cases they do so like if the candidates cancels their sear after taking admission a partial refund might be possible but it depends on keams rules and colleges.to get the actual refund policy contact cee directly and get proper information 10000 is a huge amount for middle class you should definitely contact keam authority.

It is advised that candidates should retain their admit card till the admission process it will verify candidates details at the counselling process.unfortunately,there is no backup for this you can try call again and again on their helpline number or also you can mail them.you can download your admit card if it is available on the keam website.hope it helps

Rank under 10000 usually considered as very good rank for keam and your rank comes unde 15000 which is good you may get decent colleges at this rank in Computer Science & Engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, and Electrical & Electronics Engineering.to get updated for counselling process you can check this link

https://www.google.com/amp/s/dqxeclau.top/exams/keam/amp

Yes, you can participate in spot allotment for a merit lower-fee seat in a Government Self Financing Engineering College even if you have already been allotted a merit full-fee or management seat through KEAM (Kerala Engineering Architecture Medical) counseling. Here’s how it typically works:

1. Vacant Seats : During spot allotment, seats that were not filled during the initial counseling rounds or have become vacant are offered to eligible candidates. These may include lower-fee seats.

2. Eligibility : To participate in the spot allotment, you need to ensure that you meet all the eligibility criteria specified by the admission authorities. This generally involves paying attention to deadlines, documents required, and any specific instructions provided for the spot allotment process.

3. Procedure : If you are interested in switching to a lower-fee seat, you will need to register for the spot allotment process as instructed by the KEAM admission authorities. Make sure to follow the official guidelines and procedures for participation.

4. Seat Acceptance : If you secure a lower-fee seat in spot allotment, you will have to forfeit your previously allotted seat. Ensure that you understand the implications of this decision, including any financial or academic impacts.

Always check the official KEAM website or contact the admission office for the most accurate and detailed information related to the spot allotment process and your specific situation.

hope this helps you!!

Hello there,

KEAM (Kerela Engineering, Architecture, and Medical) entrance exam is only valid in Kerela. If you want to get admission in the too government universities of Kerela, you have to appear and score well in keam. To do B.Pharma from other state, you have to give their own entrance or national entrance test like NEET.

I hope you will do good.

Good luck.

Hello aspirant,
You belong to the Dheevara category, which is likely a reserved category, you have a better chance of securing a B.Pharm seat compared to general category candidates. However, a rank of 8199 might be on the borderline for government colleges.
You have a higher probability of securing a seat in private self-financing colleges. These colleges often have more seats available and the cutoffs are generally lower compared to government colleges.

I hope this information helps.

Hello Sugunan,

In Kerala's KEAM (Kerala Engineering, Architecture, and Medical) admission process, the data sheet is typically required for the allotment process. If you have not paid the 2000 fee for giving options or provided any options for the 1st allotment, it's likely that your allotment status may not be processed as expected.

Heres what you can do:

1. Contact the College: Reach out to the engineering college where you have secured admission to explain your situation. They may provide guidance on how to proceed or whether there are any alternatives.

2. Contact KEAM Help Desk: Reach out to the KEAM admission help desk or the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE) for clarification on whether you can still receive the data sheet and complete the process.

3. Check KEAM Portal: Log in to your KEAM account and check for any updates or instructions related to your admission status and the necessary documents.

Addressing the issue promptly will help ensure you meet all necessary requirements for your admission.

Hello,

With a rank of 12,000 in KEAM, you have a fair chance of securing a seat in a good college for B.Pharm, especially considering the lower competition for pharmacy courses compared to engineering courses. Here are some steps and options you can consider:

Government Colleges

Government colleges typically have lower fees and good infrastructure. Some of the government colleges offering B.Pharm in Kerala are:

1. Government College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Thiruvananthapuram
2. Government College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Kozhikode

Self-Financing Colleges

There are several self-financing colleges that offer B.Pharm in Kerala. While these might have higher fees compared to government colleges, they still offer quality education. Some reputable self-financing colleges are:

1. Amrita School of Pharmacy, Kochi
2. Sree Krishna College of Pharmacy and Research Centre, Thiruvananthapuram
3. Nehru College of Pharmacy, Thrissur
4. Jamia Salafiya Pharmacy College, Malappuram

Steps to Take

1. Participate in KEAM Counseling : Ensure you participate in the KEAM counseling process. This will help you secure a seat in one of the available colleges.
2. Check Previous Year Cutoffs : Look at the previous year cutoffs for B.Pharm courses in various colleges to get an idea of where you might secure a seat.
3. Consider Management Quota : If you are unable to secure a seat through the counseling process, consider applying through the management quota in self-financing colleges.
4. Financial Aid and Scholarships : Check for any scholarships or financial aid options provided by the colleges or the government that can help reduce the fee burden.

Given your rank, you should be able to secure admission in a good college for B.Pharm in Kerala. Make sure to stay updated with the counseling schedules and prepare the necessary documents in advance.

Hope it helps you!

With this rank you get SSET Ernakulam in Kerala but not CSE branch because its cutoff was so high last year you may get branches other than this for sure.

Also you can try other colleges too which is accepting keam score for the admission of CSE to know more refer link

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-engineering-colleges-in-ernakulam-accepting-keam

Hi there,

Congratulations on getting 334 rank in the keam examination.

Predicting what rank will you get at this score depend on the several factors like the participation of the students, the difficulty level of the examination and many more.

You can get an idea about the rank which will you get at this score by visiting the official website of the keam and then checking about the previous year cutoffs and any other required information.

You  can also take help of our college predictor which is specially designed to give you an exact match of the colleges in which you are eligible for the admission at a given rank and a score. The link of the predictor is mentioned below, you can take help from there:

https://dqxeclau.top/keam-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=ini-cet_cp

Hope this resolves your query.