KLEEE 2027
KL University Engineering Entrance Examination (KLEEE), Koneru Lakshmaiah Education Foundation
KLEEE is the entrance exam of KL University for B.Tech, B.Arch and B.Pharm. It has 75 one-mark questions in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics in 180 minutes with no negative marking. Phase 1 of the 2027 cycle is open.
- Conducted by
- KL Deemed-to-be-University (Koneru Lakshmaiah Education Foundation), Vaddeswaram, Guntur
- Mode
- Online (remote proctored) or offline, as chosen on the application
- Frequency
- Three phases a year
- Duration
- 3 hours (180 minutes)
KLEEE 2027 Preparation
Updated on 18 October 2026 · Compiled from official KL Deemed-to-be-University notices
A short objective paper with no negative marking rewards speed and coverage. The plan below uses the 75 question, 25 per subject, 180 minute pattern.
Study plan
- 1
Cover the full PCM course
Revise Class 11 and 12 NCERT and board textbooks.
- 2
Solve past questions
Practise previous papers available online.
- 3
Time yourself
Aim for 75 questions in well under 180 minutes, leaving time for review.
- 4
Attempt all questions
There is no negative marking, so mark every question.
- 5
Use multiple phases
Take an early phase and retake if needed, as the best score counts.
Tips
- Focus on formulas in Mathematics and Physics.
- Practise organic reactions in Chemistry.
- Check the online test set-up in advance.
Weekly routine
- Three days on one subject each in rotation (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics), 25 questions per sitting under timed conditions.
- One full 75 question mock per week with 180 minutes, then a second pass over skipped questions the way you would in the real test.
- Revise formulas and organic reactions from your notebook on the last day of each week.
- Keep JEE Main preparation going; KL reportedly accepts JEE Main scores as an alternative, and JoSAA or state counselling is the back-up if the KLEEE rank is not enough.
Phase strategy
Three phases run each year and the best score is used. Take an early phase to learn the interface and your pace, then retake in a later phase only if your mock scores have clearly improved. Registration is separate for each phase.