KEAM 2024 Application Correction Deadline Extended, Check out for more details

The Commissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE), Kerala, has announced an extension to the application form correction deadline for the Kerala Engineering, Architecture, and Medical Entrance Exam (KEAM) 2024.

Candidates now have until May 18, 3 pm, to make necessary corrections to their applications via the official KEAM website. This extension is crucial for aspirants seeking admission to engineering, pharmacy, architecture, and other courses within Kerala. The correction window is accessible at cee.kerala.gov.in/keam2024.

Importance of Application Corrections

For those aiming to participate in engineering and pharmacy programs, it is vital to verify personal information such as names, photos, and signatures on the application form. Corrections can be made through the candidate portal by logging in with an application number and password. It is important to note that admit cards will not be issued to candidates with errors in their application forms. The KEAM 2024 exams are scheduled from June 5 to 9, marking a significant step for students in their educational journey.

How to Correct Your KEAM 2024 Application Form?

To ensure your application is error-free, follow these steps:

• Visit the Official Website: Go to cee.kerala.gov.in or directly to cee.kerala.gov.in/keam2024.
• Access the Candidate Login Portal: Click on the candidate login link.
• Enter Login Credentials: Use your application number and password to log in.
• Make Necessary Changes: Update any incorrect details on your application form.
• Preview and Submit: Review all details and submit the corrected application form.

Exam Details

The KEAM examination is a pen-paper-based test totaling 600 marks, with 150 multiple-choice questions divided equally among Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. The engineering exam duration is three hours, while the pharmacy exam lasts for 2.5 hours. Each correct answer is awarded +4 marks, with -1 deducted for incorrect answers. Notably, there is no negative marking for questions left unattempted. However, if a candidate marks two answers on the OMR sheet, negative marking will apply, and one mark will be deducted.

Final Preparations

This extension provides a last-minute opportunity for candidates to ensure their applications are accurate, ultimately avoiding any disruptions in their examination process. As the exam dates approach, it is essential for students to finalize their preparations and look forward to embarking on their desired academic paths in Kerala.