Kerala MBBS, BDS Admission 2025: CEE Opens NRI Document Correction Window
Kerala- The Commissioner of Entrance Examinations (CEE) of Kerala has opened the document correction window for NRI students who have applied for MBBS and BDS admissions through KEAM 2025. Candidates who have submitted their Kerala MBBS admission form 2025 can now verify and correct any defects in their uploaded NRI documents in the online mode to ensure that their details are correct.
The correction window for Kerala MBBS BDS admission form for NRI students will remain open till July 16, 2025. Therefore, students must make corrections and submit their applications by the said date by 4:00 pm. Applicants can view their candidate profile through the 'KEAM 2025-Candidate Portal' available on the official website of CEE Kerala.
CEE Kerala has activated the link of the correction window in the candidate login portal for all the eligible candidates. So, to log in, candidates need to enter their application number and password in the required fields.
After logging in, document-related issues will be available in the 'Memo Details' section of the candidate profile. If any error is noticed, candidates are advised to upload valid and corrected documents as soon as possible and not wait for the deadline.
Meanwhile, candidates must note that no candidate should send any hard copy or printout of documents or certificates to the authorities for any objection or claim. Students will submit the corrections only through the candidate login portal.
STEPS TO LOG IN FOR NRI DOCUMENT CORRECTION
STEP 1- Click on the ‘KEAM 2025-Candidate Portal’.
STEP 2- Enter your Application Number and Password.
STEP 3- You will see a section called ‘Memo Details’.
STEP 4- If you find any mistakes, upload the correct documents there.
Based on the scores of the National Eligibility and Entrance Test-Undergraduate (NEET UG), CEE Kerala offers admission to 85% state quota MBBS and BDS seats in government colleges in Kerala and all seats in self-financed/private medical and dental colleges through centralised counselling conducted in three stages.
