Kerala NEET UG Counselling 2020

“Kerala Engineering Architecture Medical Entrance Examination'' (KEAM - 2019) is a regulatory hub that administers admissions of numerous professional degree courses in Kerala, India. Office of the Commissioner of Entrance Exams (CEE) in the state government of Kerala has full control & authority over KEAM.

Kerala has allowed the students of Non-Kerala domicile background to proceed an admission for private medical colleges. The state covers 10 Govt. Colleges with 19 Pvt. colleges. Out of these colleges 910 seats are allocated for Govt. colleges while 2625 is given for Pvt. medical colleges.

NEET counselling is conducted in 4 stages namely Round 1st, Round 2nd, Mop up round, & Stray Round. Registration for KEAM was active only in the period of the first round of counselling. Physical verification of the document is not required at all before the inception of the counselling round.

Mop round: - It is a physical round in which the students are invited for the selection of the seats on the basis of availability of the seats.

Stray round: - It is organized by the related college provided by the number of available seats. Students need to formulate a DD & visit the college with requisite documents.

As per the examination conducted by Select Your University (SYU), Kerala is a relatively affordable place to study medicine related courses. The infrastructure in the colleges of Kerala is of highest standard and the amenities offered to the students are equivalent outstanding.

Our research clarifies the fact that the fees for medical colleges are still under budget compared to colleges of other states. The fault is well experienced cooperative towards the students.

Selection of appropriate colleges is the most crucial part of admission and there are some portion of the student who got to settle for less relevant colleges or even have to miss a year in spite scoring enough percentile in the entrance, because they lack the guidance required for giving preference to the college and the round of counselling.

We at SYU have supported an abundance of students to get their admission secure in the right choice of colleges. The most significant and primary motives behind the counselling process is to get the colleges suitable to the caliber of that particular student. The overwhelming nature of this process plus deficiency of knowledge can make it seem a daunting task and the chances of students ending up with compromised options increases even if they’d have scored well percentile in NEET.

• Candidate should be a pass out member of 12th examination with 50% (40% reserved category) aggregate score in (P.C.B) Physics, Chemistry, % Biology.
• Appeared candidates are also eligible to apply for the counselling.
• The minimum age to apply is 17 years as of 31st in the admission year.
• The maximum age limit is 25 years 5 years of extension is accepted for reserve category students.
• Those students who had qualified from the entrance examination (NEET) 2019 with 50% percentile & above & 40% for SC/ST & OBC are entitled to apply for the counselling.
• Candidates with state home domicile can apply for both Govt & Pvt colleges while non domicile can only apply for Pvt colleges under a Management quota.

The foremost step to start the process of counselling is to register with KEAM & make the payment of 2000 INR.

hen candidates are required to log into their respective account to check the seat matrix & to do the choice filling.

A seat will be allotted to the candidate as per his ranking of cut off, & his respective preference or priority of the colleges.

After an acceptance of the seats, the candidate needs to go on to report to the respective college as per his selection.

The next round of seat allotment will be conducted as per the schedule & then candidates can prepare themselves to be involved in the upcoming round of counselling.

Keep a printout of the memo of the allotment letter & remit of the fee which is payable to the commissioner of entrance examination, or instead make an online payment.

• Counseling Slip of Mop-up
• Demand Draft for the indispensable amount
• The candidates who did an admission for any course or at any college through previous allotment arranged by CEE should submit NOC, possession Certificate (in original), eligibility certificate and the amount of DD mentioned above.
• Being part of Kerala’s state medical rank list, the candidates who had their admission in any of the Govt. Approved college of arts & science in the state of Kerala can also become the part of Mop-Up counselling should submit NOC, Original Possession Certificate, eligibility certificate, & the amount of DD.
• Other than this, all the students can partake with T.C & original uploaded certificates, & DD amount.
• Eligibility certificate is required from the university if the candidate is qualified from examination rather than the examination conducted by CBSE/ ICSE of the Govt of Kerala.
• Certificate of Migration (If applicable).
• Proof of Date of Birth (DOB) Certificate.
• Sheet with data of KEAM 2019.
• A certificate to show physical fitness of the candidate as per the format declared by the prospect of Annexure XVII (b).
• NRI candidates who sought admission under NRI quota must submit their original documents to confirm the claim of NRI.

A certificate of sponorer’s relationship issued by the Revenue Authorities. If the person who is the sponsor is the guardian of the student, then the student should submit his education certificate with the name sponsor.

Overseas employment certificate issued by the employer or attested by the embassy if the sponsor is self-employed. If the embassy certificate is not issued by the sponsor, then the endorsement given in the passport related to the employment is also accepted.

A certificate issued by the embassy that confirms the employee is Indian living overseas with a legitimate attestation.

A Passport stamped with VISA and attested by the embassy.

A sponsorship certificate - A self affidavit of the relationship between the students and the sponsor.

The sponsor has to be a person of Indian Nationality, Overseas person of Indian ethnicity and the relevant documented proof should be submitted in such case.

• A transfership is not accepted from Government Medical College to different Government Medical Colleges or from one autonomous college to another autonomous college.
• The transfers of the student in the process of Mop-Up round of the counselling is exclusively permitted from an Autonomous college to Government Medical college & so on.
• The transfer of seat of NRI to Govt. or minority seat will be accepted between two autonomous colleges or in the current college as well.