KEAM 2017 engineering and pharmacy rank list announced. Here is how to check your score at cee.kerala.gov.in

A month after Kerala Engineering, Architecture and Medical Courses (KEAM) Entrance examination 2017 results were announced, the Commissioner of Entrance Examinations (CEE) released the engineering and pharmacy rank list for the year 2017

By: News Desk |
June 20, 2017 1:08 pm

A month after Kerala Engineering, Architecture and Medical Courses (KEAM) Entrance examination 2017 results were announced, the Commissioner of Entrance Examinations (CEE) on Tuesday released the engineering and pharmacy rank list for the year 2017. The candidates who had taken the exam can check their ranks at cee-kerala.org and cee.kerala.gov.in.

The top rank holder in the engineering entrance exam is Shafil Maheen N, who belongs to Kozhikode, by scoring 587.1312. Of the 61,716 students whose names have been included in the engineering rank list, 32,036 are boys while 29,680 are girls.

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The Kerala Engineering, Architecture and Medical Courses (KEAM) entrance examination this year was held across 307 centres across the country which included centres in Kerala, Delhi, Mumbai and Dubai. The examination was held on April 24 and 25. 1.6 lakh aspirants had registered themselves for the exam.

The candidates who have cleared the exam will be eligible for admission to courses in agriculture, veterinary, fishery, engineering and architecture.

Here is the step by step method to check the rank of KEAM results 2017:

– Log on to the official websites cee-kerala.org and cee.kerala.gov.in

– Click on the tab which says KEAM results on the homepage
– You will be directed to a new page
– Enter the details of your hall ticket, date of birth and other details as and when required
– After you submit the details, the rank list will be displayed on your screen
– Download and take a print out for further reference

The rank list for KEAM Engineering is finalised by giving equal weightage to the marks that the students have scored in the entrance examination as well as marks that they have obtained for mathematics, physics and chemistry/ computer science/ biotechnology/ biology in the final year of the qualifying examination (Plus two).

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