Admission for the B.Tech in Applied Electronics and Instrumentation at the College of Engineering is conducted through the Kerala Engineering Architecture Medical (KEAM) entrance exam. Prospective students must have passed their 12th standard exams, particularly focusing on physics, chemistry, and mathematics. The KEAM entrance exam, comprising two papers focusing on physics, chemistry, and mathematics, determines the rank needed for admission. A strong academic background and preparation for tests like the JEE can facilitate easier success in KEAM, perceived as less challenging.
For general category students, a rank below 2000 is typically required for circuit branches like Electronics and Electrical; however, for other branches, ranks can extend to 11,000. The admission process includes multiple rounds of allocation based on rank, and students must submit necessary certificates. Online application forms and additional details, including application fees and timelines, are available on the KEAM official website. Admission is purely merit-based; management seats are unavailable.
The college offers reservation benefits for SC, ST, OBC, and financially disadvantaged students, providing assistance with ranks and reduced fees. Admission timelines often culminate in mid-August, marking the commencement of semesters.
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