Hey shoukath, Greetings!!

No, plus one are not required for KEAM examination while you need to secure atleast 50% in maths separately and 50% in PCM put together in your class 12th (plus two). 

all the best!!

Hii akhil

Community certificate and non creamy layer certificate are two different things. Although both of them contains your community name but yet are different. There is reservation for OBCs who have family income less than 6 lakh. So if you have income less than 6 lakhs and you belong

Dear Akshay, the authorities will notify you of the errors that need to be rectified in the application form. If your certificates need to be reattached or rectified, you will be notified of the same. Documents like Memo, proformas and other documents like certificates need to be sent through registered

Candidates would be divided into 3 categories:

1. Keralite
2. Non-Keralite(Category 1)
3. Non-Keralite(Category 2)

Keralite

The candidate needs to be born in Kerala. He/She must possess domicile cerificate of Kerala. Wards of IAS officer, who are not born in Kerala, will be distinguished as ‘Deemed Keralites’. These applicants will be entitled to

Yes it is necessary for all aspirants to upload the course certificate

Hello Sanjana Sunil,

No, Income certificate is not mandatory there.Documents they as during registartion are:

1. Identity proof (Aadhar card )

2. 10th and 12th standard marksheet.

3. Migration certificate

4. Caste certificate (for other than general category candidate )

5 Call letter they provide you through thier site or

Hi Aspirant

Birth Certificate prooves only  your nationality and not where you are currently staying or from where you are.

You need residential certificate to proove that you are resident of that particular state.

In any examination,while counselling you need to produce your residential certificate .Though birth certificate is also

Hello

As per the KEAM prospectus, A candidate will be considered as 'Non-Keralite Category I' (NK I) if he/she is not of Kerala origin but fulfills anyone of the following conditions-

(a)  A candidate who has completed qualifying course in Kerala and who is son/daughter of Non-Keralite parents belong to

hello Amjed,

yes, you can use that certificate.  Nativity certificate holds lifelong validity.

Validity of nativity certificate in Kerala

To obtain nativity certificate from the Kerala Government, the following are the eligibility criteria: Resident of Kerala. Proof of continuous residence for five years or more.

more info about KEAM here

Hi Sharon, 

Generally the required documents are submitted after payment of the fee. Yes, you can  upload your documents and photographs before 31st March and don't forget to take a printed copy of your application form.

All the best!