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KEAM Question Paper 2023 is available on this page. KEAM 2023 was conducted by CEE Kerala on May 17 in two shifts. Paper 1 consisted of questions from Physics and Chemistry while Paper 2 had questions from Mathematics/Biology.
KEAM question paper 2023 PDF link for both Paper 1 and Paper 2 is attached in the article below. If you are preparing for the exam, you must solve KEAM question papers to get an idea of KEAM paper pattern, the difficulty level as well as assess your preparation.
We have curated a list of KEAM question paper links to help you analyse the trends in pattern as well as weightage of topics over the years:
Ques. How was the Chemistry section in KEAM 2023 question paper?
Ans: Chemistry section of KEAM 2023 paper 1 was easy to solve, comprising a good number of questions from organic chemistry, thermodynamics equilibrium, states of matter, coordination compounds, molecular structure and bonding.
Ques. Was there any internal choice in KEAM question paper 2023?
Ans: No, there was no internal choice provided in KEAM 2023 paper. Paper 1 and paper 2 had 120 MCQs each. Candidates were required to mark answers they were confident about as there was negative marking.
Ques. Who scored the highest marks in KEAM 2023 paper and how much?
Ans: In KEAM 2023, Sanjay P Mallar topped the engineering exam with 583.6 marks, followed by Ashik Stenny and Fredie George Robin at 2nd and 3rd positions respectively.
Ques. Which was the most difficult section in KEAM 2023 paper?
Ans: Based on analysis and student reactions, the most difficult section in KEAM 2023 was Mathematics in paper 2. The questions were complex, lengthy and time consuming.
Ques. What is the passing marks in KEAM paper?
Ans: To qualify KEAM, you need to get at least 50% marks for general category students and 40% marks for SC/ST category.
*The article might have information for the previous academic years, please refer the official website of the exam.
| Course Name | Total Duration |
| MBBS | 4 ½ Years plus One Year Rotating Internship |
| M.D / M.S | 3 Years |
| D.M and M.Ch | 2 years |
| Super Specialty | 3 Years |
| BDS | 4 years and one year of internship |
| MDS | 3 Years |
| B.Sc (N) | 04 years including an internship of 24 weeks |
| PC B.Sc (N) | 2 years |
| M.Sc (N) | 2 years |
| B. Pharma | 4 years |
| M. Pharma | 2 years |
| BAMS | 5 Years |
| MD Ayurveda | 3 Years |
| BPT | 4 ½ Years including an internship of six months |
| MPT | 3 Years |
| BHMS | 5 ½ Years including a compulsory rotatory internship of one-year duration after passing the IV BHMS examination |
| MD Homoeopathy | 3 years |
The Fee structure for the Medical program MBBS at RGUHS is INR 20,000 per annum.
The fee structure for the MBBS course is INR 1 Lakh for 5 years at RUGHS.
According to NIRF, Feb 2024 reports, Kerala University is ranked 47th in the overall category and 24th in the university category in India. Kerala University is ranked 451-500 in Asian University Rankings and 110 in Southern Asia by the QS Ranking 2023.
The University of Kerala provides hostel accommodations for residential students, male and female for all its campuses. There are six hostels that are available at the Kariavattom campus and Thycaud in Thiruvananthapuram: two are for men (postgraduate and research students) and three are for women (two for postgraduate students and one for research students). Research, M.Phil., postgraduate, and undergraduate students are all eligible to be admitted to these hostels.
While Thycaud Women's Hostel admits students from government colleges at all levels, including research and degree programmes, Kariavattom only allows admission to university departments.
Furthermore, the International Youth Hostel, which is situated in the heart of Trivandrum, provides faculty and students with short-term housing. Every year, routine maintenance is done of all the hostels.