Kerala Engineering Architecture & Medical Examination
Hello Dear Student, With a KEAM pharmacy rank of 5315, you have a solid chance of securing a seat in reputable B.Pharm self-financing colleges or government-aided institutions. Government colleges generally fill up much earlier (top ranks), so your strategy should focus on private and aided options. You can check, find
Hello Dear Student, With an Ex-Servicemen (XS) list rank of 340, your chances of securing a Civil Engineering seat at TKM College of Engineering depend on the specific CAP (Centralised Allotment Process) rounds, though historically, this rank is highly competitive and well within a favorable range for core branches.
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Hello Dear Student, With a KEAM rank of 15,320, you have a solid chance of admission at the Rajagiri School of Engineering and Technology (RSET) Kochi under the General Category. While you may miss out on top-tier branches like Computer Science (CSE), you are highly competitive for several core and
Hello Dear Student, With a KEAM rank of 57,544, you are unlikely to secure Computer Science Engineering (CSE) in top government institutions (like CET or GEC) which close under 5,000. However, you have excellent prospects for CSE at many reputed Aided and Private Self-Financing engineering colleges across Kerala. You can
Hello Dear Student, For KEAM, a 60 percentile roughly corresponds to a normalised score of 46 to 47 You can check, find and access more information here:
Hello Dear Student, With a KEAM rank of 15,000 and an EWS reservation, securing a seat in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) at premier government or government-aided colleges is highly unlikely. Top-tier institutes close their CSE branches well before 3,000. You can check, find and access more information here:
Hello Dear Student, With a composite score of 374 marks out of 600 (combining your KEAM and board exams), your approximate KEAM rank is expected to fall between 3,000 and 8,000. You can check, find and access more information here: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/keam-marks-vs-rank Hope it helps!
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You can use the following link to predict colleges based on your KEAM rank. https://www.careers360.com/keam-college-predictor
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Hello Dear Student,
A 9.7 percentile in KEAM is generally not considered a qualifying score.
KEAM qualification is based on marks, not percentile. The usual qualifying marks are:
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With 174 marks in the KEAM Pharmacy exam, your expected rank may roughly fall between 5,000 and 12,000 .
With this score, getting a general merit seat in top government pharmacy colleges can be difficult because those colleges usually close at ranks below 3,500 .
However, you
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