Sakaja flags off 24 new garbage trucks, unveils plan for Green Nairobi Company
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Education CS Julius Ogamba Releases 2024 KCSE Results
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba announced Thursday's 2024 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination results.
A total of 965,512 candidates sat for the exams last year across 10,755 centers.
Candidates can check their results online via the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) website at https://results.knec.ac.ke. To access the results, they must input their index number and any of their registered names as per their KCSE registration details.
Key Highlights:
- For the first time in KCSE history, female candidates (482,202) outnumbered male candidates (480,310).
- 1,693 candidates scored grade A.
- 25.53% (246,399 candidates) attained the university cut-off grade of C-plus and above.
- 49.41% (46,889 candidates) scored C-minus and above, while 62.76% (605,774 candidates) achieved D-plus and above.
Exam Irregularities:
- Results for 840 candidates were cancelled due to exam malpractices.
- An additional 2,829 candidates had their results withheld, pending investigations to be concluded within 30 days.
CS Ogamba advised candidates experiencing issues accessing their results to contact KNEC using the toll-free numbers 0800724900
