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Courses alloted by CEE through Kerala Engineering, Agricultural and Medical (KEAM) Examination include Engineering, Architecture, MBBS BDS Ayurveda, Homoeo, Siddha, Unani, Agriculture, Forestry, Veterinary, Fisheries, Pharmacy, Co-operation and Banking, B.Tech Bio-Technology, Climate Change, and Environmental Science.

The final seat allotment is based on the KEAM counselling. To know more about the examination, candidates can refer to the official website of the examination or Shiksha.

The last date to fill out and submit the NATA 2023 application form for the fourth round was September 13. Candidates had to complete the registration, uploading images and pay the fee before the final date, otherwise they were not able to attempt the entrance examination. For Phase 1, 2 and 3, the final date to register for NATA 2023 was April 13, May 24 and June 29, respectively. The authorities did not entertain any requests for registration after the final date.

Yes, it is compulsory to apply for both KEAM and NEET simultaneously if you want to be considered for allotment in medical courses in the state of Kerala.

• NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test): This is a mandatory national entrance exam for admission to medical courses in India. You need to qualify for NEET to be eligible for any medical seat in Kerala, including government, private, and deemed universities.
• KEAM (Kerala Engineering Architecture and Medical Entrance Examination): While NEET determines your eligibility, KEAM is the state-level entrance exam used for seat allotment in Kerala.

NATA 2023 application form dates for the fourth round was announced online. The candidates were able to access the NATA application form 2023 for the fourth phase until September 13. Candidates could access the NATA 2023 application form online at nata.in. No other mode of application was accepted. The NATA application process consisted of registration, filling out the details, uploading documents and fee payment. For the previous three rounds, the registration process had commenced on March 20, 2023. 

Candidates need to carry the following documents to the NDA exam centre: NDA Admit Card Aadhaar Card (Original copy) or any other government photo-identity proog Two Black Ball Point pen for marking your responses on the OMR sheet Analogue wrist watch as UPSC do not allow one with a digital display Two photos similar to that on the admit card.

The total marks for the Kerala 12th exam are 100 for every subject. The exam of every subject has three components. They are terminal examination (TE), continuous examination (CE) and practical examination (PE). Students have to get a grade of D+ or above, with 30% aggregate score in CE, PE, and TE, when taken together, and 30% in TE separately, to clear any subject.