Since your daughter was born in Kerala and you completed your full education there, she is eligible for KEAM. Even though she is studying in Pune now, she can apply under the “Keralite” category as per KEAM rules. Just make sure to submit valid proof of birth in Kerala and your education certificates from Kerala during the application process. This will ensure she is considered a Keralite for admission purposes.

BVoc Banking is a vocational course and not all DU colleges follow the same syllabus. However, for 1st semester, core topics generally include Principles of Banking, Basics of Accounting, and Communication Skills. Notes can be found through DU college portals, student forums, or your professors. Request help from seniors if study material is not available online.

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Hello aspirant,

Yes, with a NEET score of 144 and belonging to the EWS category, you have a chance of getting into a private BHMS college. Government colleges may have higher cutoffs, but many private institutions offer seats in this range. States like Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, and Uttar Pradesh have private BHMS colleges that accept scores below 200. It would be best to apply through state counselling and keep track of mop-up or stray vacancy rounds.

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Yes, with your rank of 55198 you might still secure you admission at NSS Palakkad, but likely in branches like Civil or Instrumentation/Control, not in the top-tier options like CSE or ECE, and with admission more probable in later counselling rounds.

Hello,

If you are not getting the allotment memo for KEAM 2025 after allotment, it could be due to the following reasons:

1. You did not get any seat in the current round. Memo is only available if you are allotted a seat.

2. You have not logged in properly. Try logging in again using your application number and password.

3. Website issue or server delay. Sometimes the memo takes time to load due to heavy traffic.

4. Incomplete documents or verification. If your documents are not verified properly, the memo may not be generated.

Try refreshing the page or using a different browser. If the problem continues, contact KEAM helpdesk or visit the official website for support.

Hope it helps !

With a KEAM rank of 43,930, getting a CSE (Computer Science and Engineering) seat in top government colleges in Kerala is very difficult, especially in general category. But you still have good chances in:

1. Private self-financing colleges in Kerala
You can get CSE or related branches like CSE-AI, IT, or ECE in private colleges during later rounds or spot admission.

2. Management quota or NRI quota
These seats are easier to get but usually have higher fees.

3. Lower-demand branches or newer colleges
If you're open to joining newer colleges or slightly less popular ones, you may still get a CSE seat.

4. Consider related branches
If CSE is not available, you can try IT, ECE, or CSE specializations like Cybersecurity or AI, which may have slightly lower closing ranks.

What to do next:
Wait for all rounds of KEAM counselling and also check individual college cutoffs during each round.

Website for official KEAM counselling and college list:
https://cee.kerala.gov.in/keam2025/

Hello aspirant,

Some colleges around your rank range are,

1. Government College of Engineering, Tiruvadrum
2. National Institute of Technology, Calicut
3. APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University, Kerala
4. Rajdhani Institute of Science and Technology, Palakkad
5. ICCS College of Engineering and Management, Trisurr
6. ILM College of Engineering, Ernakulam
7. College of Engineering, Adoor
8. College of Engineering, Pathanpuram

For accuarte prediction, use careers360 college predictor,

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/keam-rank-wise-colleges-list

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