KLEE LLM 2024 answer key objection facility ends tomorrow; calculate probable scores

NEW DELHI : The Commissioner for Entrance Examination (CEE) Kerala will close the answer key objection window for Kerala Law Entrance Exam (KLEE) 2024 LLM tomorrow, on August 28. Candidates who appeared for the entrance test and are not satisfied with the solutions can raise objections against the KLEE LLM 2024 answer key through the official website, www.cee.kerala.gov.in.

Candidates will be able submit their grievances, if any, on the 'Answer Key Challenge' menu portal available on the official portal till 11:59 pm.

Candidates will have to use their login credentials such as registration number and date of birth to along with supporting documents to raise objections against the KLEE LLM 2024 provisional answer key.

KLEE LLM 2024 provisional answer key objection fee

Candidates have to pay Rs 200 per question, and no complaints will be entertained without the requisite fee. However, if the complaint is genuine, the fee will be refunded to the candidate. Therefore, they must include their bank account details, such as account number, IFSC code and branch name, in their application. Moreover, complaints sent via post, email, or in person will not be entertained.

KLEE Answer Key 2024: Calculate probable scores

Candidates can use the KLEE LLM 2024 answer key to calculate their probable scores in the exam. As per the KLEE 2024 exam pattern,

• Correct Answer : Each correct answer is awarded 3 marks.
• Incorrect Answer : For each incorrect answer, 1 mark is deducted (negative marking).
• Unanswered Questions : No marks are awarded or deducted for questions left unanswered.

The KLEE exam was conducted on August 25 at selected centers across Kerala in offline mode for admission to LLM Programmes and the results for the same will be declared soon on the official website. The results will have important information such as the applicant’s roll number, application number, All-India rank (AIR), category-wise rank, total marks obtained and the candidate’s provisional qualification status.

Candidates will be admitted to 3-year LLB, 5-year integrated LLB, and LLM programmes based on their performance in the exam.