KEAM

Without KEAM admissions are not possible for the BTech course at Sarabhai Institute of Science and Technology. Students willing to get admission to the BTech course must take part in the Sarabhai Institute of Science and Technology admission process before the last date of application. Candidates must know their Sarabhai Institute of Science and Technology eligibility criteria and apply accordingly. Follow the Sarabhai Institute of Science and Technology application process mentioned below:Step 1: Visit the official website of Sarabhai Institute of Science and Technology.Step 2: Select the required course.Step 3: Pay the application fee.Step 4: Fill out and submit the application form with required information.

To attend the Kerala Entrance Examination (KEAM) conducted by Ahalia School of Engineering and Technology (ASET) in Palakkad, you can: Visit the official website of the CEE at cee.kerala.gov.inClick on the "Registration" linkSubmit your application and options on the websiteASET accepts KEAM as an exam for admission to its B.E. and B.Tech programs. To be eligible for admission to ASET, you must: Have at least 45% in 12thBe a citizen of IndiaBe at least 17 years old as of December 31, 2020ASET offers a 4-year B.Tech. in Computer Science Engineering course. The total tuition fee for this course is INR 200,000. ASET also offers relaxation in marks for candidates belonging to Socially and Educationally Backward Classes (SEBC). Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes candidates only need to pass the qualifying examination. 

No, KEAM is no necessity for following the nursing courses. KEAM is mainly an entrance to pursue engineering courses and architecture courses besides the medical fields of Kerala state. For following the nursing course such as B.Sc Nursing universities and nursing colleges will conduct a test or, generally, gives admissions based upon Class 12 marks. Most institutions accept a national level examination known as NEET for gaining nursing admissions. It is, therefore, recommended to check on the specific requirements of admission by the nursing colleges one is interested in, since each college has different eligibility criteria.   

To get admission to Government Model Engineering College (GMEC), Thrikkakara, through the KEAM exam, the required rank typically varies each year based on factors like the number of applicants and the specific engineering branch you're interested in.Generally, for popular branches like Computer Science and Electronics, the required rank could range from 10,000 to 15,000 in KEAM. For other branches like Mechanical or Civil, the cutoff might go higher, but it could be around 15,000 to 20,000.To get the most accurate and updated information, it's best to check the KEAM counseling details and previous year's cutoffs. Keep in mind that rankings can also vary based on your category (General, SC, ST, etc.).

Getting admission to Providence College of Engineering for B.Tech in Civil Engineering with 350 marks in KEAM depends on several factors, including the cutoff for the specific year, your category (General, SC/ST, etc.), and the competition for that particular course. Generally, the cutoff marks for popular branches like Civil Engineering can be higher, especially for General category students. To estimate your chances, you can look at the previous year's cutoff trends. If your marks are near or above the cutoff, your chances of getting a seat are better. However, if the cutoff is higher, you may need to explore other options or consider management quota seats if available. It's a good idea to keep an eye on the official KEAM counseling updates for accurate and updated information regarding the cutoff and seat allocation.

The KEAM cutoff for admission to the Royal College of Engineering and Technology may vary each year based on factors like the number of applicants, difficulty of the exam, and available seats. To get accurate and updated information, it is recommended to check the official website of the college or KEAM's official portal.Generally, the cutoff ranks for different engineering branches are published after the results of the KEAM exam, and they reflect the last rank admitted to each program. If you're aiming for a particular branch, you can check the previous year's cutoff trends to get an idea of the expected range.For  most up-to-date cutoff details, it's good to stay in touch with the college's admission office or regularly monitor their website.