Your KEAM marks cannot be determined by what you have scored in another examination like JEE Mains. All it depends on is your performance in the exam and how well you have understood the topics asked in KEAM. While it is difficult to score a good percentile in JEE Mains,

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KEAM sample as well as previous year question papers are available in various websites. You can refer to https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/keam-sample-papers where question papers released by Coaching institutes are available.

The best strategy to crack any entrance examination particularly the engineering one is to Practise as much as you can

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In the official KEAM Prospectus, there are no specific requirements for admit cards. Only a printout of the admit card is enough. But it is better to take a colour print out of your admit card as some invigilators may not allow it.

Obviously Matrices and determinants are the easiest chapters to study. If you have a knack for differenciation, then that is also a very easy topic. Vector algebra and probability have some tricky questions, but if you work on them, then you can easily pass KEAM. Sets, relations and functions, PMI,

Here are the closing ranks for different branches at MA College of Engineering in general category :

Civil - 7341

CSE - 3136

ECE - 7003

Electrical and Electronics - 9457

Mechanical - 4931

Here are the closing ranks for different branches at MA College of Engineering in general category :

Civil - 7341

CSE - 3136

ECE - 7003

Electrical and Electronics - 9457

Mechanical - 4931

If you score at least 400 marks out of 960, then there is a good chance

There are lots of repeated questions asked in KEAM exam. I would suggest that you should buy a book of previous years question papers, so that you can see for yourself the repeated questions. I remember that there were lots of repeated questions, especially in Maths section. Here is a

Dear Aspirant,

KEAM Entrance will be a pen paper exam. For further info, you must go to the link provided below for better insight.

Link:https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/keam

I hope you have got your answer.

Good luck