KEAM 2026 April 17 Engineering Exam Ongoing; Analysis and Answer Key Soon. The Commissioner for Entrance Examinations is conducting the Day 1 engineering paper today. Candidates appearing for the exam can expect detailed analysis and solutions after the exam concludes in the evening.
KEAM 2026 April 17 Exam Timing and Key Details
The engineering entrance exam is being conducted in a single shift for Day 1. Candidates are appearing for a computer-based test across designated centres.
- Exam date: 17 April 2026
- Exam timing: 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM
- Duration: 3 hours
- Total questions: 150 MCQs
The exam is specifically being held for engineering aspirants on the first day.
KEAM 2026 Exam Pattern and Question Format
Understanding the exam structure helps candidates analyse their performance after the test. The KEAM exam follows a standard objective format.
- Question type: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
- Subjects covered: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics
- Total questions: 150
- Mode of exam: Computer-Based Test
Candidates are required to attempt all sections within the given time duration.
KEAM 2026 April 17 Paper Analysis and Difficulty Level
The detailed paper analysis will be available after the exam concludes at 5:00 PM. It will be based on student feedback and expert reviews. The analysis will include:
- Overall difficulty level (easy, moderate, tough)
- Subject-wise analysis for Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics
- Important topics asked in the exam
This will help candidates appearing in upcoming sessions understand the exam trend.
KEAM 2026 Answer Key and Question Paper Solutions
After the exam, memory-based questions and expert solutions will be compiled for candidates. These will help estimate probable scores.
- Memory-based question paper to be released
- Expert solutions for all major questions
- Answer key to help calculate expected marks
Candidates are advised to stay updated for the latest releases related to the answer key and analysis.
KEAM Exam Participation Trends
The KEAM exam witnesses a large number of candidates every year. The engineering stream continues to attract the highest participation.
- Around 85,000 to 90,000 candidates appear for engineering exams annually
- Approximately 30,000 to 35,000 candidates appear for pharmacy courses
The KEAM exam remains a key gateway for engineering and pharmacy admissions in the state.
