KEAM 2025: CEE invites fresh applications for architecture, medical courses

The Commissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE) has invited fresh applications for admission to architecture, medical, and allied courses for the academic session 2025. Interested and eligbile candidates can apply for Kerala Engineering, Architecture and Medical Entrance Examination (KEAM) counselling 2025 on the official website, cee.kerala.gov.in. The facility will be available till June 23, 12 noon. BTech admission 2025 live updates.

Those who have already applied for KEAM 2025 can add courses such as architecture, medical, and allied and reservation claims for Non-Resident Indian (NRI), minority, and category to their submitted applications.

CEE clarified that only those students who have cleared the National Eligibility Entrance Test (NEET UG) 2025 are eligible for medical admissions and those who qualified the National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) can apply for architecture admissions.

KEAM 2025: How to add courses?

In order to add courses, aspirants are required to follow the steps given below.

• Go to the official website, cee.kerala.gov.in and navigate to the KEAM 2025 candidate portal
• Click on the menu ‘add course’ and select course
• Now, click on ‘upload NRI document’ or ‘upload category/minority’ to select reservation claim and submit the documents
• Pay the required additional fee

CEE advised already registered candidates not to submit the applications again as multiple applications will lead to the cancellation of candidature.

It also asked the fresh applicants who wish to be considered for admission to various reservation category seats based on community or any special reservation or NRI quota or EWS quota (Economically Weaker Section under General Category) or minority quota or for any income-based fee concessions to submit the supporting documents along with the online application, in order to substantiate the claims for reservation or fee concession. “There will be no opportunity to submit supporting documents later under any circumstances,” CEE added.