You have 71% in Physics, Chemistry, and Maths. If you get full marks in the KEAM exam (300 out of 300), your final score for rank will be around 256.5 out of 300.

With this score, your rank will likely be between 1,000 and 2,500. That means you’ll have a good chance to get into a nice government college in Kerala, but maybe not the very top ones unless your PCM marks were higher.

Hello,

Congratulations on your impressive score! With such a strong performance in your 12th boards, you definitely have a good foundation to crack KEAM. Just make sure to prepare thoroughly, understand the exam pattern, practice past papers, and focus on your weaker areas. With dedication and effort, you can certainly achieve your goal.

Hope this helps,

Thank you

If you score 750+ out of total marks (960), you can aquire a rank between 5001 - 20000. I.e if you want to consider only entrance exam for B.Tech. since you score 85% in PCM 450+ marks are required to secure a rank between 5001- 20000. KEAM haven't released official marks vs rank 2024 yet. But you can consider the above ranks until there official release.

Correct Answer: HBKP

Solution : Given:
AB_KPC_HKPEBH_PGBHK_

To fill the series we have to divide the series – AB_KP / C_HKP / EBH_P / GBHK_
Let's check each option –
First option: CDGP; ABCKP / CDHKP / EBHGP / GBHKP (No repeated pattern has been found.)
Second option: HBKP; ABHKP / CBHKP / EBHKP / GBHKP (The first letter of each part is increased by 2→A + 2 = C; C + 2 = E; E + 2 = G; BHKP is repeated in the series.)
Third option: CPHB; ABCKP / CPHKP / EBHHP / GBHKB (No repeated pattern has been found.)
Fourth option: HDGP; ABHKP / CDHKP / EBHGP / GBHKP (No repeated pattern has been found.)

So, the series becomes – ABHKPCBHKPEBHKPGBHKP. Hence, the second option is correct.

Correct Answer: Gurcharan Das

Solution : The correct answer is Gurcharan Das.

In 1968, Gurcharan Das's play "Larins Sahib", his first, was awarded the Sultan Padamsee Prize for Playwriting. This historical drama about the British in India centres on Henry Lawrence, an eccentric Englishman living in India and is set in the chaotic aftermath of Ranjit Singh's death in Punjab.