KEAM 2021 Entrance Exam

KEAM 2021 Entrance Exam – Dates, Syllabus and Eligibility

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Are you aspiring to crack the KEAMS 2021? Find a valid piece of information in this article. This article will help you to understand the exam dates, syllabus and eligibility criteria for KEAM 2021 entrance exam. Check here to get a thorough knowledge about the KEAM syllabus, KEAM eligibility and KEAM 2021 exam date.

What is KEAM?

KEAM – Kerala Engineering, Agricultural and Medical Entrance Exam (KEAM) is a highly prestigious examination conducting annually at the state level. The KEAMS examination is conducted by the Commission of Entrance Examination (CEE) to offer admission to the most eligible and interested candidates in BTech courses. The examination offers admission to those candidates who are interested in studying both government and private colleges in Kerala.

The KEAMS examination is a highly competitive exam as the number of candidates attending the examination is increasing yearly. The admission will truly be based on the marks obtained in the 12^th class and the rank list published after the KEAMS exam. As per the norms of the government, some of the seats are reserved for candidates belonging to specific categories. If you are aspiring to crack the examination, the candidates should start the preparation at the earliest.

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CEE Kerala has issued an official notification on the website declaring the beginning of the registration for the KEAM 2021 entrance exam. The portal is open for registration from June 1 onwards. The due date to apply for the upcoming KEAM exam 2021 is 21 June 2021. The fee payment should be done within 21^st June 2021. The admission date for the

Engineering/Pharmacy courses have also been issued by the official authority. CEE has decided to conduct the exam on 24^th July 2021. The candidates can visit the official website to get access to the recent updates about the KEAM exam. The official website of CEE is cee.kerala.gov.in. The registered candidates can only access the admit card for KEAM 2021. The CEE has planned to conduct the KEAM exam 2021 in two papers, namely, Paper I and Paper-II. Paper I consist of subjects chemistry and physics and paper II is purely dedicated to the subject mathematics.

KEAM 2021 Important Dates

The CEE Kerala has officially declared the important dates for the KEAM 2021 exam. The candidates can check the official website for recent updates.

KEAM Entrance 2021 Events	KEAM Entrance 2021 Dates
KEAM 2021 notification release date	01^st June 2021
KEAM 2021 registration date	01^st June 2021 to 21^st June 2021
KEAM 2021 rectification of the mistakes	Will be notified soon
Upload rectified documents	30^th June 2021
KEAM 2021 release of the admit card	14^th July 2021
KEAM 2021 exam dates	24^th July 2021
Issuing of answer keys	Will be updated soon
Time for raising objections	Will be updated soon
Result declaration	15^th September 2021
Last date of verification	Will be updated soon
rank list publication	Will be updated soon
Rectifying the mistakes and issuing the final rank list	Will be updated soon
KEAM 2021 Counselling date	Will be updated soon
KEAM 2021 Counselling Mop-Up Round Allotment date	Will be updated soon

KEAM 2021 Syllabus Structure

The first step to crack any entrance exam is tight preparation without any compromise. The candidates should first understand the updated syllabus structure to make the preparation effective and fruitful. Now, have a glimpse at the syllabus for the upcoming KEAM exam 2021.

According to the proposed syllabus, three subjects will be there for the upcoming KEAM entrance exam 2021. They are namely Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics. The entrance test will be conducted separately from paper I and Paper-II. Paper I consist of subjects physics and chemistry whereas paper II consist of Mathematics as the core paper. If you want to get admission to the desired college, you need to prepare with utmost sincerity. The candidates should first learn and understand the complete syllabus structure.

The previous year question papers can also help the candidates to score top ranks. The syllabus for the KEAM exam is prescribed by CEE Kerala. The syllabus will be purely based on classes 11 and 12. The prescribed syllabus can cover the topics in the 11^th and 12^th classes. So, the candidates can prepare well according to the syllabus structure. Paper 1 exam will be conducted out of 120 questions. The first paper for the exam is purely based on physics and chemistry. Let’s binge into the important topics and sections for the KEAM exam 2021.

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Physics: Syllabus

The subject physics includes the following topics. Download the KEAM syllabus PDF from the official website.

Detailed Topics and description

Units	Topics	Detailed Topics in the Unit
1	Introduction and Measurement	Scope of physics Physics and relation to science, society and technology Scientific inventions names of scientists and their specified areas Nobel prize winners and topics current developments in physical sciences Units for measurement Fundamental and derived units. Measurements Dimensional analysis and applications, principles
2	Description Of Motion In One Dimension	Objects in motion in one dimension Motion in a straight line uniform motion speed and velocity instantaneous velocity relative velocity accelerated motion position-time graph time graph Formulas Ideas of calculus differentiation and integration motion applications.
3	Description Of Motion In Two And Three Dimensions	Vectors and scalars Vectors and three dimensions unit vector resolution of vector in a plane rectangular components scalar and vector products projectile motion ideas of uniform circular motion linear and angular velocity the relation between centripetal acceleration angular speed
4	Laws Of Motion	Force and inertia the first law of motion, Momentum the second law of motion forces in nature, impulse third law of motion conservation of linear momentum variable mass situation rocket propulsion equilibrium of concurrent forces. Static and kinetic friction laws of friction rolling friction lubrication Inertial and non-inertial frames uniform circular motion centripetal and centrifugal forces
5	Work, Energy And Power	Work done by a constant force Work done by a variable force units of work Energy Power work-energy theorem Elastic and inelastic collisions Gravitational potential energy spring constant Different forms of energy conservation of energy conservative and non-conservative forces.
6	Motion of System Of Particles And Rigid Body Rotation	Centre of mass of a two-particle system Generalisation to N particles Momentum conservation Centre of mass motion Moment of a force, Torque, Angular momentum, Equilibrium of rigid bodies A moment of inertia and Radius of gyration Parallel and perpendicular axes theorems
7	Gravitation	the universal law of gravitation gravitational constant (G) and acceleration due to gravity (g) weight and gravitation, latitude, rotation of the earth Mass of earth gravitational potential energy escape velocity orbital velocity of the satellite weightlessness the motion of geostationary polar satellites Kepler’s laws
8	Mechanics of Solids and Fluids	Solids Hooke’s law stress-strain relationships Young’s modulus bulk modulus Fluids Pascal’s law hydraulic lift and hydraulic brakes Buoyancy Archimedes principles atmospheric pressure Surface energy surface tension capillary rise detergents Viscosity stokes law, Reynold’s number, Bernoulli’s theorem
9	Heat and Thermodynamics	Kinetic theory of gases pressure, degrees of freedom law of equipartition of energy Avogadro’s number Thermal equilibrium and temperatures zeroth law of thermodynamics Heat-work and internal energy Thermal expansion law of thermodynamics specific heat, Dulong and Petit’s law Thermodynamical variables phase diagrams ideal gas equation isothermal adiabatic processes reversible and irreversible processes Carnot engines refrigerators heat pumps efficiency and coefficient performance Thermal radiation Stefan-Boltzmann law Newton’s law of cooling.
10	Oscillations	Periodic motion period, frequency, displacement Simple harmonic motion uniform circular motion simple harmonic motion oscillations of a spring simple pendulum· coupled oscillations
11	Waves	Longitudinal and transverse waves wave motion progressive wave speed of a travelling wave superposition of waves reflection of waves Doppler effect of sound
12	Electrostatics	Frictional electricity Properties of electric charges Coulomb’s law Superposition principle Electric field Electric dipole Equipotential surfaces The electrical potential energy of a system electrostatic field Electric flux Gauss’ theorem Dielectrics and electric polarization Van de Graff generator.
13	Current Electricity	Electric current the flow of electric charges drift velocity and mobility Ohm’s law, electrical resistance V-I characteristics limitations of Ohm’s law electrical resistivity and conductivity classification of materials in terms of conductivity Meter bridge Electrochemical cells
14	Magnetic Effect of Current and Magnetism	magnetic field Oersted’s experiment Biot-Savart’s law Current loop as a magnetic dipole magnetic moment Electromagnets and permanent magnets.
15	Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Current	Electromagnetic induction Faraday’s laws Induced e.m.f. and current Lenz’s law Eddy currents self and mutual inductance Alternating current C. oscillations LCR series circuit. wattless current. AC generator
16	Electromagnetic Waves	Properties of electromagnetic waves Maxwell’s contributions Hertz’s experiments Electromagnetic spectrum
17	Optics	Reflection in mirrors refraction of light spherical lenses thin lens formula lens maker’s formula Magnification Power of a lens combination of thin Refraction dispersion of resolving power of microscope and telescope Polarisation
18	Dual Nature Of Matter And Radiations	Photoelectric effect Einstein photoelectric equation particle nature light, photo-cell, Matter waves
19	Atomic Nucleus	Alpha particle scattering experiment size of the nucleus protons and neutrons Nuclear instability Radioactivity Alpha, Beta and Gamma particle/ nuclear fusion
20	Solids and Semiconductor Devices	Energy bands in solids difference between metals insulators Semiconductors Zener diode as a voltage regulator Junction transistor characteristics of a transistor;
21	Principles Of Communications	analogue and digital communication Need for modulation amplitude, frequency pulse modulation satellite communications.

Important Topics in KEAM Physics Syllabus

Waves
Electrostatics
Laws of Motion
Work, Energy & Power
The motion of System of Particles & Rigid Body Rotation
Gravitation
Solids & Semiconductor Devices
Current Electricity
Introduction & Measurement
Description of Motion in One Dimension
Description of Motion in Two & Three Dimension
Mechanics of Solids & Fluids
Heat & Thermodynamics
Oscillations
Optics

Chemistry: Syllabus

Units	Topics	Details Topics in the Unit
1	Basic Concepts and Atomic Structure	Laws of chemical combination Law of conservation of mass Law of definite proportion Law of multiple proportions Gay-Lussac’s law of combining volumes Dalton’s atomic theory Mole concept Atomic, molecular and molar masses Chemical Equations Atomic structure
2	Bonding And Molecular Structure	Kossel and Lewis approach of bonding Ionic bond the covalent character of ionic bond Lattice energy. Born-Haber cycle Lewis structure of covalent bond. Coordinate bond Metallic bond
3	States of Matter	Gaseous state Aqueous tension. Liquid state Solid-state
4	Periodic Properties of Elements And Hydrogen	Classification of elements Classification into s-, p-, d- and f-block elements. Periodic properties Hydrogen Water
5	S-Block Elements and Principles of Metallurgy	Alkali metals Alkaline earth metals Compounds of s-block elements Principles of metallurgy
6	P-Block Elements	General characteristics of p-block elements Boron Structure of diborane ·Carbon itrogen Ammonia Nitric acid Oxides of nitrogen Oxygen Oxides Silica Phosphorus Sulphur Sulphuric acid Group 18 elements Compounds of xenon
7	D-Block and F-Block Elements	D-Block elements F-Block elements Lanthanides Actinides
8	Thermodynamics	System and surrounding State functions and path functions Reversible and irreversible processes. The first law of thermodynamics Heat capacity and specific heat. The second law of thermodynamics
9	Chemical Equilibrium	Physical and chemical equilibria Equilibria involving chemical systems Concepts of acids and bases Ionization of water
10	Solutions	Types of solutions Colligative properties mass. Abnormal molecular mass
11	Redox Reactions and Electrochemistry	Oxidation and reduction Faraday’s laws of electrolysis Reference electrode Corrosion and its prevention
12	Chemical Kinetics	Rate of reaction. Units of rate constant Activation energy Collision Theory
13	Surface Chemistry	Adsorption Colloids
14	Coordination Compounds and Organometallics	Ligand Coordination number. IUPAC nomenclature Geometrical optical and structural isomerism Werner’s coordination theory. Magnetic properties of octahedral, tetrahedral and square planar complexes. Introduction to crystal field theory
15	Basic Principles, Purification and Characterization Of Organic Compounds	The distinction between organic and inorganic compounds Trivial names and IUPAC nomenclature Purification of carbon compounds Qualitative analysis: Quantitative analysis
16	Hydrocarbons	Classification of hydrocarbons. Alkanes and cycloalkanes (Sawhorse and Newman). Alkenes and alkynes Geometrical isomerism in alkenes Aromatic hydrocarbons
17	Organic Reaction Mechanism	Electronic displacement in a covalent bond Common types of organic reactions
18	Stereochemistry	Stereoisomerism
19	Organic Compounds With Functional Groups Containing Halogens	Haloalkanes and haloarenes Polyhalogen compounds
20	Organic Compounds with Functional Groups Containing Oxygen	Alcohols Reactions with alkali metals and acids Phenols The action of phenol with FeCl3 Ethers Physical and chemical properties. commercially important compounds: Aldehydes and ketones Carboxylic acid
21	Organic Compounds With Functional Groups Containing Nitrogen Amines	Nomenclature Primary, secondary and tertiary amines Methods of preparation Physical properties.
22	Polymers and Biomolecules	Polymers Some commercially important polymers Biomolecules Reducing and nonreducing sugars: Polysaccharides Proteins: Vitamins
23	Environmental Chemistry and Chemistry In Everyday Life	Soil, water and air pollutions. Ozone layer Smog Acid rain Greenhouse effect global warming. Industrial air pollution Importance of green chemistry. ·Chemicals in medicine and health care

Important Topics in KEAM Chemistry Syllabus

Basic Concepts and Atomic Structure
Coordination Compounds & Organometallics
Basics Principles, Purification & Characterization of Organic Compounds
Block Elements
States of Matter
Bonding and Molecular Structure
Periodic Properties of Elements & Hydrogen
Hydrocarbons

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Paper-II: Mathematics Syllabus

Units	Topics	Details Topics in the Unit
1	Algebra	Sets, Relations and Functions Permutations, Combinations Complex Numbers Binomial Theorem Sequences and Series Mathematical Induction Matrices and Determinants Linear Inequations Mathematical Logic Boolean Algebra Quadratic Equations
2	Trigonometry	Degree measures Radian measure of positive and negative angles periodicity of trigonometric functions Conditional identities trigonometric equations Inverse Trigonometric functions relation between degree measure and radian measure definition of trigonometric functions periodic functions
3	Geometry	Vectors Lines and Family of lines Circles and Family of circles Three Dimensional Geometry Cartesian System of Rectangular Co-ordinates Conic sections
4	Statistics	Statistics and probability Mean deviation for ungrouped data variance for grouped and ungrouped data Random experiments and sample space Events as a subset of a sample space Exhaustive events Algebra of events Probability Theorems standard deviation
5	Calculus	Differentiation Definite Integrals Differential Equations Functions Limits and continuity Application of Derivatives Indefinite Integrals

Important topics in KEAM Mathematics Syllabus

3D Geometry
Differential Equations
Application of Derivatives
Indefinite Integrals
Lines
Family of Lines
Quadratic Equations
Linear In equations
Mathematical Logic
Sets, Relation & Functions
Complex Numbers
Boolean Algebra
Trigonometric Functions
Inverse Trigonometric Functions

KEAM Eligibility Criteria 2021

The CEE Kerala has issued the eligibility criteria for those applicants who wish to apply for the exam. There are various parameters for applying to write the entrance exam. The candidates are advised to visit the official website for more recent updates
The authority has set various parameters for candidates applying for the state level common entrance test. The eligibility criteria of KEAM 2021. Failing to comply with the same, candidates will not be allowed to appear for KEAM 2021 exam.
The eligibility criteria for KEAM 2021 will be based on the following parameters namely age, KEAM stream wise eligibility, and nationality & KEAM native criteria.
The minimum eligibility criteria to appear for KEAM is possessing a valid pass certificate in the class 12 examination. However, OCI (Overseas Citizens of India) and PIO (Persons of Indian Origin) candidates are also eligible to apply.

KEAM Age Requirement

Only those candidates are eligible to appear for the entrance exam who have completed 17 years of age as of December 31, 2021. Candidates shall not be awarded any relaxation in the minimum age requirement. There is no upper age limit to apply for KEAM 2021.

Out of the total seats available for admissions in various courses through this entrance exam, some seats will be reserved for different categories.

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KEAM Education Qualification

The educational qualification for KEAM 2021 will be different for various engineering programmes offered. However, the minimum eligibility criteria are that a candidate should have passed Class 12 with science subjects.

Check the course wise KEAM eligibility criteria below:

Qualification for engineering courses

Candidates are eligible to apply for programmes such as BTech (Ag. Engg.) and BTech (Food Engg.) and BTech (Dairy Science & Technology) if they fulfil the below-mentioned criteria:

Must have cleared the HSC exam of Kerala or equivalent from a recognised board
Must have secured a minimum 50% marks in Mathematics, as well as 50% aggregate in Physics and Chemistry

However, candidates who have passed Higher Secondary Examination, Kerala, or Examinations recognized as equivalent thereto, with 45% aggregate in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry put together are eligible for admission under Management Quota in Private Self Financing Engineering Colleges/Government Controlled Self Financing Engineering Colleges.

In case, a candidate has not studied Chemistry, the marks obtained in Computer Science shall be considered
In case, the candidate has not studied Chemistry and Computer Science, the marks obtained in Biotechnology shall be considered
In case, the candidate has not studied Chemistry, Computer Science and Biotechnology, the marks obtained in Biology shall be considered

The marks as shown in the mark list of the qualifying examination obtained from the respective Higher Secondary Board shall be considered for determining academic eligibility

Qualification for BTech (DSc & Tech)

Candidates are eligible to apply under this category if they have:

Passed HSC exam of Kerala or its equivalent with 50% marks in Mathematics or Biology
Secured an aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics or Biology

Such candidates will need to pursue a make-up course in Basic Mathematics (2+0) credits or Applied Biology (1+1) credit as the case may be.

Relaxation in marks

Candidates belonging to socially and economically backward classes get a relaxation of 5% in minimum marks obtained in the qualifying examination requirement
They only need 45% marks in Mathematics/ Biology and 45% aggregate in Mathematics/ Biology, Physics and Chemistry put together

KEAM Nationality Criteria

Only Indian citizens are eligible to apply for KEAM 2021. Persons of Indian Origin (PIO)/Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) Card Holders shall be treated at par with Indian citizens for admission. However, PIO/OCI candidates will not be eligible to claim any relaxation meant for reserved category candidates. Indian citizens will further be classified as Keralites and Non-Keralites on the following basis:

Nativity for Keralite

KEAM 2021 eligibility criteria state that candidates who are of Kerala origin shall be categorised as Keralite for admission. Here, candidates whose parents are All India Service (AIS) officers (Non-Keralites) allotted to the Kerala cadre also fall in this category. However, such candidates should produce a certificate from the competent authority showing that their parent/parents are an AIS officer allotted to the Kerala cadre. But they will not be eligible for Communal/Special/Persons with Disabilities reservation or any fee concession.

KEAM 2021: An Overview

Events	Details
Name of the conducting body	Commission of Entrance Examination (CEE)
Name of the examination	Kerala Engineering Agricultural Medical Entrance Exam
Mode of the exam	Offline
Duration of exam	2 hrs 30 min
Number of candidates	1,83,823
Number of colleges	168 colleges
Official website	http://www.cee-kerala.org/

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KEAM 2021 Submitting Application

CEE Kerala has released the KEAM application form for the entrance exam 2021. The application can be given in online mode. The portal is open from April. Along with the notification, the dates for the exam has also been released. Before the due date, the candidates should make sure to follow the given below instructions and submit the application form without further delay.

Candidates are advised to register online. The candidates can log in to the official website CEE Kerala – cee.kerala.gov.in.
Candidates should give the basic individual information
Create an application number and password to log in
Memorise the application number and password so that the candidates can use them for further logins
Fill the application form given on the official site
Candidates should enter their personal, educational, income, reservation details in the application.
Next, candidates should upload the scanned images of the photograph
Along with the photograph, the signature with the specifications should be uploaded
According to the official instruction, the photograph, signature and left thumb impression should be 150 pixels and 100 pixels in height.
The candidates can now pay the fees for application according to the instruction, for the general candidates the application fees is Rs. 700 and for the SC/ST candidates, the application fees are Rs. 300.
The candidates should take the printout of the application form
Print out the application form can be kept safe with the candidates and should not be sent to the CEE office.

Submit the application and make sure to prepare for the upcoming examination in the right way. You can refer to online study materials and applications like Entri App to ace your preparation!