KEAM 2024 marks entry window opens for BArch admission; submit by July 25
KEAM 2024 Admission: The BArch rank list will be prepared by giving equal weightage to the scores obtained in the NATA-2024 and qualifying examinations.
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Join Careers360 PremiumVikas Kumar Pandit | July 22, 2024 | 02:08 PM IST
NEW DELHI: The Commissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE) Kerala has opened the Kerala Engineering, Agriculture, and Medical Entrance Examination (KEAM) 2024 mark entry window for Bachelor of Architecture (BArch) admission, today, July 22. Candidates who qualified the KEAM 2024 exam can upload their marks by visiting the official website at cee.kerala.gov.in.
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As per the official notice, the CEE will prepare the BArch rank list by giving equal weightage to the scores obtained in the National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA-2024) and the marks obtained in the qualifying examination (Plus Two/Diploma or equivalent). The deadline for the KEAM 2024 marks entry is July 25.
Candidates who have qualified in NATA-2024 and wish to be included in the architecture rank list 2024 must submit their total marks obtained in the plus two/diploma or equivalent qualifying examination, along with their NATA-2024 score, through the official website.
Board-specific instructions
Candidates can check the board-specific instructions for KEAM 2024 marks submission given below.
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CBSE Board: Candidates from boards such as CBSE in which the board marks are available for only one year need to submit the marks of the second year plus two, equivalent alone and upload the Mark list along with the NATA-2024 scorecard.
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Kerala Higher Secondary, Vocational Higher Secondary Board: Candidates will have to submit the total marks for both years and upload the respective mark lists along with the NATA 2024 scorecard.
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Candidates who have passed the diploma course should submit the total marks of all the semesters and upload mark lists of all the semesters along with the NATA-2024 scorecard.
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“Applicants who do not submit the score obtained in the NATA 2024 conducted by the Council of Architecture and the marks obtained in the qualifying examination (Plus Two/Diploma/Equivalent), who do not upload required documents and who have not qualified in NATA -2024 will not be considered for the preparation of architecture rank 2024,” the official notice read.
KEAM 2024 Rank List: Steps for marks entry
Candidates can follow the steps given below for KEAM 2024 marks entry.
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Visit the KEAM’s official website, cee.kerala.gov.in.
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Now, log in to the “KEAM 2024 Candidate Portal' using the application number and password.
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Click on 'Mark Submission for BArch' and enter marks.
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Upload plus two, diploma mark sheet and NATA-2024 score card.
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Download the confirmation report and take a printout for future reference.
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