When a question is cancelled in the KEAM exam, the students are awarded full marks for that question. This means that the question is effectively removed from the scoring process, and no marks are deducted or awarded for it. The CEE, or Commissioner for Entrance Examinations, is responsible for determining which questions, if any, will be cancelled.

Full Marks Awarded:

If a question is cancelled, all students who attempted it are awarded full marks, regardless of whether they answered it correctly or incorrectly.

Final Answer Key:

The decision to cancel a question is made after the CEE reviews challenges to the provisional answer key submitted by candidates

Final Result:

The final result is calculated based on the final answer key, which includes the cancelled questions and any revisions made to answers.