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So, KEAM cutoff rank for admission to B.Tech in Civil Engineering at Providence College of Engineering lies almost the same, year after year. Going by the trends of the past few years, the expected KEAM rank should probably be within these numbers for civil engineering:Government quota seats: Cutoff is going to be around 25,000 to 30,000.The management quota seat can be slightly more flexible in cutoffs, but usually it takes into consideration the KEAM ranks or scores from the qualifying examinations.These figures are based on data from the earlier years and might slightly differ from year to year, considering factors such as other applicants, availability of seats, and the overall performance of the exam.

The Providence College of Engineering is not under the CUET (Common University Entrance Test). Independent admission process for B.Tech programmes is followed in the college, and it consists of the Kerala Engineering, Agriculture & Medical Entrance Examination for the majority of the seats.Admissions are split into several quotas, where:Government Quota: 50% of the seats are filled by centralized allotment from CEE, through the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations, Kerala, based on KEAM scores.Management Quota: The college management will fill 35% of the seats based on merit considering both the KEAM rank and the qualifying examination marks.NRI quota: The quota allows for 15% of seats to be reserved for students, who get admitted through academic eligibility as per APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University norms and are exempted from the KEAM exam.