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Education Cabinet Secretary Ezekiel Machogu on Friday released the results of the 2022 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination.
Machogu said 173,345 out of the 881,416 candidates who sat last year’s KCSE exam attained the minimum university entry grade of C+ and above compared to 145,776 in 2021.
The number of candidates who scored grade A increased to 1,146 candidates from 1,138 in the 2021 examination.
6,407 candidates scored a mean grade of A-, 15,682 attained B+, 31,303 scored B, 48,719 B- while 70,088 candidates obtained C+.
A total of 522,588 candidates scored grade D+ and above while the number of students with grade E declined to 30,822 compared to 46,151 in 2021.
“Most significantly, all the remaining candidates are legible to join TVET institutions, Teacher Training Colleges, Medical 24 Training Colleges and other tertiary learning institutions for various courses,” Machogu said at the Kenya National Examination Council (KNEC) headquarters in Nairobi.
Candidates can access their results by sending their index number to SMS code 20076, which costs Sh25 per message.
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I read in the Daily Nation that agood number of" uneducated Kenyans including,ithink 10% of women have build better permanent houses that graduates. If this is anything to go by,then grade E or F shouldn't spell disaster.And of course one could argue that the uneducated could still be "smart" just because they have no scholastic achievement should not discount them from being productive and innovative. Most Jua Kali artisans can attest to this...
KNEC is failing students from other regions.
Those KCSE results don’t add up.
E must be outlawed. After four years and big money gone they should give 30pc for participation
Pro. Matiang'i left; but His fruits Against cheating Persist. Long live✅️Prof. Matiang'i.
946 out of 1146 students with A are from Kisii.
Matiangi was a kisii.
& Machogu is a Kisii.
They are cheating.
Our system is rotten or broken at the very least! The vast majority of our children are failing!!! And is that something to be proud of or celebrate for?!???!
KNEC is the problem.
946 students out of 1,146 with an A are from Kisii.
That’s very suspicious.
What is the future of someone with grade E in such a highly competitive country like Kenya.