To score incredibly at the KEAM exam, focus on understanding the syllabus and exam pattern, making a  timetable, and practicing regularly. Give attention to your weaker regions and analyze your overall performance after mock exams and previous years' papers. Prioritize excessive-weightage topics and revise regularly.

• Understand the Exam Pattern – 2 papers (Maths, Physics+Chemistry), 120 questions each, +4/-1 marking.

• Focus on NCERT – Especially for Chemistry and Physics theory.

• Practice High-Weightage Topics:

  • Physics: Mechanics, Current Electricity, Optics

  • Chemistry: Mole concept, Organic reactions, P-block

  • Maths: Calculus, Algebra, Trigonometry

• Solve Previous Year Papers – Helps with pattern, speed, and confidence.

• Take Mock Tests Regularly – Simulate exam conditions and analyze mistakes.

• Avoid Negative Marking – Attempt only when at least 60% sure.

• Revise Weekly – Make short notes and formula sheets.

• Strengthen Concepts – Don’t just memorize, understand deeply.

• Stay Healthy – Sleep well, eat light, avoid stress.

• Stay Positive and Consistent – Daily effort beats last-minute rush.