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  • A quick guide about Kerala Engineering Agricultural Medical Entrance Examination

    A quick guide about Kerala Engineering Agricultural Medical Entrance Examination

    KEAM- Kerala Engineering Agricultural Medical Entrance Examination.

    KEAM is conducted by The Commissioner of Entrance Examination (CEE), Government of Kerala.

    The  KEAM exam  is a gateway that provide admissions to professional degree courses in various fields like engineering, agriculture , medical colleges  and many others. It is also known as Kerala engineering entrance or Kerala medical entrance exam.

    Kerala Engineering Agricultural Medical Entrance Examination is conducted on the various test centres like Delhi, Mumbai, Ranchi, Shillong and Dubai (UAE).  

    Brief About KEAM       

    Examination Name ·         Kerala Engineering Agricultural Medical Entrance Examination (KEAM).

     

    Conducting Authority The Commissioner of Entrance Examination (CEE), Government of Kerala.
    Exam Type State Level
    Category of Exam Undergraduate
    Seats Available Under KEAM Over 59,000
    Courses Offered B.Tech
    Duration of Course 4 Years

    Eligibility Criteria for KEAM

    Eligibility for Domicile:

    • The candidates who is applying must be an Indian citizen.
    • PIO (Person of Indian Origin)/ OCI (Overseas citizen of India) is also allowed to apply.
    • The candidates who are interested to get admissions in professional courses will be categorized as
    • Keralite
    • Non-Keralite category I and
    • Non-Keralite category II.

    Eligibility for Academics

    • The candidate who is applying must be qualified 12th standard or equivalent examination scoring at least 50% in Mathematics individually and 50% in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics together.

    Age limitation

    • The age limitation for the candidates who are applying for KEAM 2017 is 17 years as on 31stDecember of the year of admission.
    • There is no upper age limit.
    • And Relaxation in age will not be permitted.

    KEAM Exam Pattern

    • The no of papers of Keam Examination will consists of two papers.
    • The duration of each Kerala Engineering Agricultural Medical Entrance Examination paper will be two and half hours.
    • The exam questions types will be of objective type.
    • Candidates are supposed to mark the answers by using only blue or black ball point pen.
    • The number of options for each question will be five, and the candidates have to choose the correct one
    • The KEAM entrance exam will be conducted in pen and paper based mode.
    • The entrance exam will consists of total 120 questions.
    • Marking scheme of Kerala Engineering Agricultural Medical Entrance Examination is, for every correct response, 4 marks will be allotted to the candidates.
    • For incorrect response, 1 negative mark will be deducted to the candidates.
    • The negative marking is also applied for multiple answers.
    • If no response is given then no marks will be allotted.

    Keam Exam pattern for engineering entrance examination

    Paper Subject No. of questions
    I Physics & Chemistry 120
    II Mathematics 120
    Total 240

    Keam Exam pattern for medical entrance examination

    Paper Subject No. of questions
    I Physics & Chemistry 120
    II Biology 120
    Total 240

    KEAM Exam Centres 2017

    S.No KEAM 2017 Exam Centres
    1 Malappuram
    2 Kozhikode
    3 Wayanad
    4 Kannur
    5 Kottayam
    6 Ernakulam
    7 Thodupuzha
    8 Kattappana
    9 Thrissur
    10 Palakkad
    11 Thiruvananthapuram
    12 Kollam
    13 Pathanamthitta
    14 Alappuzha
    15 Kasaragod
    16 Mumbai
    17 New Delhi
    18 Dubai

     

     Syllabus for KEAM

    Syllabus for Physics:

    • Kinematics
    • Thermodynamics
    • Work, Energy and Power
    • Kinetic Theory of Gases
    • Oscillations and Waves
    • Laws of Motion
    • Rotational Motion
    • Physics and Measurement
    • Gravitation
    • Properties of Solids and Liquids
    • Electrostatics
    • Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Currents
    • Electromagnetic Waves
    • Optics
    • Atoms and Nuclei
    • Electronic Device
    • Current Electricity
    • Magnetic effects of Current and Magnetism
    • Communication Systems.

    Syllabus for Chemistry:

    • States of Matter
    • Some Basic Concepts in Chemistry
    • Atomic Structure
    • Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure
    • Solutions
    • Equilibrium
    • Chemical Thermodynamics
    • Redox Reactions and Electro-chemistry
    • Some Basic Principles of Organic Chemistry
    • Organic Compounds containing Halogens
    • Organic Compounds containing Oxygen
    • Hydrocarbons
    • Organic Compounds containing Nitrogen
    • Polymers
    • d- and f- Block Elements
    • Co-ordination Compounds
    • Environmental Chemistry
    • Chemistry in Everyday Life
    • Purification and Characterization of Organic Compounds
    • Biomolecules
    • P-Block Elements
    • Chemical Kinetics
    • Surface Chemistry
    • Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties
    • General Principles and Processes of Isolation of Metals
    • S-Block Elements (Alkali and Alkaline Earth Metals)
    • Hydrogen
    • Principles related to Practical Chemistry.

    Syllabus for Mathematics:

    • Vector Algebra
    • Permutations and Combinations
    • Mathematical Induction
    • Integral Calculus
    • Matrices and Determinants
    • Sets, Relations and Functions
    • Complex Numbers and Quadratic Equations
    • Co-ordinate Geometry
    • Binomial Theorem and its Simple Applications
    • Sequences and Series
    • Differential Equations
    • Statistics and Probability
    • Trigonometry
    • Limit, Continuity and Differentiability
    • Three Dimensional Geometry
    • Mathematical Reasoning

     

    Preparation Books for KEAM :

    • 12th NCERT Books
    • Organic Chemistry Guides
    • Objective Mathematics by R.D Sharma
    • Inorganic Chemistry
    • Fundamentals of Physics

     Results of KEAM :

    The results of the candidates will be available on online in the official website. The steps to check Kerala Engineering Agricultural Medical Entrance Examination Results are given below:

    1. Candidates should Visit official website
    2. Login using application number and roll number
    3. Click on Results tab
    4. Candidate”™s result will be displayed on the screen
    5. Save the result and take out its print out.
  • How I Got My Finances on Track

     

    If you want to own your own car or house sometime in the near future but don”™t know where to begin, you”™re just like me. I was lost for a long time when it came to managing my personal finances. And I”™m sure I”™m not the only one. It wasn”™t until my birthday in November of last year that I decided to turn things around. Today, I”™m happy to say I”™m well on my way to where I want to be financially. Here”™s what I did to get here:

    1st Advice –  Built up my emergency savings

    My parents always told me to put some money away for a rainy day, and I did. But this year, I followed the “save before you spend” rule and automated my savings. It”™s made a world of a difference. My savings amount has increased considerably in the past year. It”™s recommended that you save at least six months worth of salary for emergencies, but I”™m working towards a years”™ worth.

     2nd Advice – Built a credit history

    At the age of 27, I now finally have a credit card after avoiding getting one for years. I”™ve been using it for groceries, medicines and other small purchases, and I make sure that my bills are always paid on time. I”™m working towards building up a good credit history for when I need to take out a home loan.

    3rd Advice – Took out a health plan

    It”™s becoming increasingly apparent that I”™m not 21 anymore. When I realized I can”™t stay out partying as often as I used to, I figured it was probably time that I invest in a health plan. However, you should take out an individual health plan as soon as you can afford one. There”™s no saying when you might need it. Having your medical expenses taken care of can be a huge relief in an unfortunate situation. I”™d rather not think of the trouble I”™d have seen if something happened to me before I had coverage. I”™m just glad I finally do.

    4th Advice – Got insured

    When I told my friends I bought a life insurance policy, they seemed a bit confused. I had to explain to them that although I don”™t have dependants, insurance is a must since I will need to apply for a few loans in the near future. If something untoward were to happen to me before I paid off these loans, my guarantors, or in other words, my family would be held liable to pay off my debt. And that”™s the last thing I would want for them. Also, since I help my folks with household expenses, it makes sense to make provisions to provide for them in my absence.

    5th Advice – Keep investing

    There”™s so much I want to do that a single lifetime seems too short. I”™ve always wanted to see the world, and I”™m saving up for just that with my investment plan. You”™re probably thinking it”™s too early. Sure 65 may seem far off now, but at one point so did 27! I invested 5% of my annual salary in an investment plan this year, and hope to be able to increase that percentage as the years pass. Remember that even if you start small, the cumulative interest you earn can make a big difference if you start early.

    So there you have it. Although these seem like baby steps, they went a long way towards securing my financial future and giving me peace of mind.

     

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