Education CS professor George Magoha has released the Kenya Certificate of Secondary (KCSE) 2021 examination results.
A total of 826,807 candidates sat for the examination that was done from February 28 to April 1,2022.
About 421,000(50.9%) were male students while female students were 405,000(49.1). Out of them those who score A(plain) were 1138 students with 349 being female students and 789 male students.
2,154 female students scored grade A-, while 3,819 male students scored the same grade.
B+ grade had 5199 female students and 8264 male students and B(plain) 10,000 female students and 14,000 male students.
Magoha also announced that a total of 223 special needs students passed the national exam with a grade C (plus) and above.
The CS also said that there were irregularities and malpractices but the government has put measures in place to prevent such occurrences. He revealed that they have withheld results of one big school in the country because of the irregularities as well as the results of students involved in the malpractices
“441 cases were reported in 2021 and one case of the entire center. I wish to categorically state that KNEC will not have any mercy on examination offenders who must be dealt with decisively, according to Knec’s regulations and laws of the land,” Magoha said.
Here is the list of top 15 students countrywide
- Jeriel Ndeda Obura from Mang’u Highschool who scored 87.167 points
- Mukuha Timothy Kamau from Alliance Highschool – 87.139
- Job Ngara from Mang’u with 87.1
- Chege David Kamau of St. Josephs Boys Kitale scored 87 points
- Ramadhan Musa of Light Academy-87.1 points
- MUendo Cicily Mutheu of Kenya High School- 87.086
- Ian Mwai Toyota from Kakamega High School- 87.07
- Rita Shakina from Kenya High School- 87.079
- Mushindi Daniel Ouma of Light Academy- 87 points
- Brenda Cherotich from Kipsigis girls High school-87 points
- Job Ngatia from Strathmore school-87
- Ariona Adaga from Kapsabet High school-87
- Mutethia Caleb of Mang’u High school- 87.
- Apiya Melanin from Kenya Highschool
- Maina Millicent Oburu from Kenya High school.
In order to access the results candidates have been advised to send their Index number to the code 20076.
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