Are you registering for KEAM 2025? Then the Proof of Nativity for Kerala MBBS colleges and universities is a mandatory document for candidates seeking admission under the Keralite and Non-Keralite categories. Let us discuss in detail, how the KEAM prospectus has provided measures for both Keralites and Non-Keralites.
KEAM 2025: Important Dates
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Online Application Starts | 20th February 2025 |
| Last Date for Application & Fee Payment | 10th March 2025 (5:00 PM) |
| Document Submission Deadline | 15th March 2025 |
| Admit Card Release | 10th April 2025 |
| Exam Dates (Engineering) | 22nd–30th April 2025 |
| Result Declaration | 10th May 2025 |
| Rank List Release | 10th June 2025 |
Proof of Nativity for Kerala: Eligibility & Documents
For Keralite Candidates:
- Birth Certificate, SSLC, or Parent’s Kerala-born proof (Annexure XXXV).
For Non-Keralite (NK-II) Candidates:
- Indian Passport issued by the Government of India.
- School Certificate confirming Class XI/XII completion in any Indian state.
Annexure XXXIX: Certificate for Non-Keralite Category II (NK-II)
Who needs this certificate? Candidates who are neither ‘Keralite’ nor ‘Non-Keralite Category I’ must submit this certificate.- Primary proof: Indian Passport.
- Alternate proof: Certificate from the Head of School (where the applicant completed or is studying for the qualifying exam).
Proof of Nativity for NK-II Applicants:
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Frequently Asked Questions
Only if Keralite/NK-I seats are vacant.
No, it’s offline (pen-and-paper mode).
Late submissions are not accepted.
No. NK-II requires proof of Indian citizenship or schooling in any Indian state.
There’s no attempt limit until age criteria are met.
