Yes.You will get.when compared to the previous year rank list you can a get a rank that falls in between3000-5000

Hello Faizal,

Yes you can apply for seat in Government college. Although cut-offs are more for Government Colleges in urban areas than your marks. You can try for applying for Government Colleges which are in Remote or Rural areas. 

At the same time try applying for more colleges so there

Hello Krishnanunni,

As you belong to the General Category there are less chances of getting Government colleges with your Keem Score.

For more Information check out following link: https://www.careers360.com/colleges/college-of-engineering-karunagappally

Try applying for Private colleges at the same time while you are applying for Government Colleges. These would increase your chances

Hello Shreya,

Yes definitely you can get good engineering college with your KEAM and CBSE marks. 

Also try applying for Government College there are chances that you would get seat.

Check the Following link: https://www.careers360.com/colleges/college-of-engineering-karunagappally

Please let me know in which city/state you are living So I can suggest more

Hi Soman, 

The KEAM 2019 Exam was conducted on May 2 and May 3. It is held for the admission into various B.tech programmes offered by the participating institutes. The candidates who have scores less than 10 in any subject, their result would not be declared.

The marks are compiled

In order to get the admission you must score the aggregate 50% marks in PCM and 50% marks in the mathematics seperately. So here the information provided by you is quite less.  And also you have not mentiones that in which course you want to enter yourself like B.Tech. in

It seems that you have scored less marks in the examination. So you need to know first that whether you are eligible for the further studies in Pharmacy colleges or not. In order to predict the rank one must know the cutoff marks for the exam. Here you have not

Hello aspirant,

 First of all, you should know that your KEAM rank also depends on your 12th percentage. You didn't mention that. Nevertheless, use the link below to predict your rank based on previous years. The result might vary depending on the level of difficulty of exam.

https://engineering.careers360.com/keam-rank-predictor

Hope this

It seems that your keam marks are quite low as 50% marks are considered for the admission in medical courses. It is difficult for you to get any govt. college because of the law marks in KEAM as per the information provided by you. So it is the better suggestion