Kerala University BTech Automobile Engineering FAQs
Ques. Which colleges under Kerala University offer B.Tech Automobile Engineering?
Ans. B.Tech Automobile Engineering is offered through affiliated engineering colleges under Kerala University in and around Thiruvananthapuram. The specific list of colleges with this branch and their seat matrix is published each year by the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations, Kerala, on the official CEE portal. Candidates should check the CAP schedule and college list on cee.kerala.gov.in to identify which affiliated institutions offer Automobile Engineering in the current year.
Ques. Is KEAM mandatory for B.Tech Automobile Engineering admission under Kerala University?
Ans. Yes, admission to B.Tech programmes at affiliated engineering colleges under Kerala University is based primarily on KEAM rank. The Centralised Allotment Process conducted by CEE Kerala uses KEAM score, 10+2 marks, and category reservation to allot seats. Candidates must have a valid KEAM registration and rank to participate in CAP counselling for Automobile Engineering or any other B.Tech branch under the university.
Ques. What career options are available after B.Tech Automobile Engineering from Kerala University affiliated colleges?
Ans. Graduates can work in automobile manufacturing companies, automotive component suppliers, service and maintenance operations, and public sector units with automotive divisions. Roles include automotive design engineer, quality control engineer, production supervisor, and service engineer. Some graduates appear for GATE to pursue M.Tech in Mechanical or Automotive Engineering, or for PSU recruitment through GATE scores in organizations like BHEL and defence manufacturing units.
Ques. Can candidates from outside Kerala apply for B.Tech Automobile Engineering through KEAM?
Ans. KEAM is open to candidates from all states in India. However, the CAP counselling process reserves a large portion of seats for candidates who have studied in Kerala for the preceding two years. Candidates from outside Kerala may have limited access to certain reserved-category seats. All eligibility conditions including PCM subjects and the minimum 45% marks in 10+2 apply regardless of the candidate’s home state.
Ques. What is the difference in fees between government and self-financing colleges for this programme?
Ans. Government and aided engineering colleges under Kerala University charge INR 21,150 per year for merit seats, totalling INR 84,600 for the 4-year programme. Self-financing colleges charge INR 60,500 to INR 87,500 per year depending on the institution and seat type, with total fees ranging from INR 2,42,000 to INR 3,50,000. SC/ST students at government colleges receive full tuition fee exemption through the e-Grantz scheme.


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