KCSE Results 2018 Released

KCSE 2018 Results: Juliet Otieno emerges top in KCSE exams

A girl has, for the second year running, emerged top in the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) exam that the government hailed as cheating free.

Juliet Irene Otieno from Pangani Girls High School in Nairobi was named the the top student after scoring an A plain with a mean grade of 87.64.

In 2017, another Pangani Girls student, Karimi Naomi Kawira topped the KCSE list with A grade of 87.011 marks.

However, the boys dominated the top 10 list that only has three girls; Nel Christine (Alliance Girls High School), Moraa Sharleen (Moi Girls School Nairobi ).

While making the announcements from the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) headquarters, Education Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohammed also noted an improvement in the overall performance in this year’s exam compared to last year.

A total of 315 students attained the highest grade, A plain, up from 142 candidates in 2017.

A total of 90,377 attained the minimum university entry grade of C+ up from 70,073 in 2017.

The CS further intimated that there was no exam leakage in this year’s exam.

Also present was KNEC Chairman George Magoha who commended President Uhuru Kenyatta for according the exam council independence which he said allowed them to work without interference.

Marking of the exam started in Nairobi and its environs immediately after the conclusion of the tests on November 28,2018.

A total of 660,204 candidates sat this year’s KCSE examinations.

Seven international examination boards took part as part of efficient grading.

More than 80,000 teachers took part in the whole examination process.

A total of 82,000 personnel were deployed among them 19,756 security officials manning exam centers while another 1,800 manned storage facilities.

List of Top 20 Candidates in KCSE 2018 Results

1. Otieno Juliet – Pangani Girls – 87.644 points
2. Kaluna James – Maseno High School
3. Edwin Otieno Ouko – Light Academy
4. Kamweru Mwangi Duncan – Moi Kabarak High School
5. Humphrey Rasugu – Maseno High School
6. Nel Christine – Alliance High School
7. Njenga Brian Ndung’u – Mangu High School
8. Osogo Munyenye Wesley – Alliance High School
9. Nyakeya Charlene Moraa – Nairobi High School
10. Onyando Roy Allan Ochieng’ – Maranda High School
11. Navenge Stephanie Kirigo – Moi High School Kabarak
12. Njoroge Anthony Maina – Mang’u High School
13. Whitney Nicanor Mambwi – Kapsabet Boys
14. Ayodi Alfred Mugei – Moi Kabarak
15. Lang’at Angela Cherotich – Precious Blood Riruta
16. Gichime Ancie Omungu – Nakuru High School
17. Matsotso Madline Auma – Moi High School Kabarak
18. Nyabuto Steven Obure – Alliance High School
19. Ochieng Joshua – Maseno School
20. Gitau Mark – Light Academy

Most Improved Candidate in KCSE Results 2018

The most improved candidate was Josphat Mwangi Kamau From Mioro Secondary School in Muranga County. He scored 278 marks in KCPE and an A- in this years KCSE. Others are:

1. Josphat Mwangi Kamau with 278 marks in KCPE and an A- in KCSE
2. Richard Kiuru with 267 marks in KCPE but scored B+ in KCSE
3. Maingi George Mburu with 279 in KCPE and B+ in KCSE
4. Wambui James Kamau with 186 in KCPE and B- in KCSE
5. Cheruiyot Gideon with 209 in KCPE and B in KCSE

This is a clear indication that candidates who score low marks in KCPE exams can perform better in KCSE exams four years later. This is a clear justification for the 100% transition of students from primary schools to secondary schools.

KCSE Results 2018: TSC interdicts 5 teachers for breaking KCSE exam rules

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has interdicted five teachers for breaching rules in the 2018 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examinations.

Ms Nancy Macharia, the commission’s chief executive officer, made the announcement on Friday, during the release of the results.

Speaking at the headquarters of the Kenya National Examinations Council (Knec) in Nairobi, Ms Macharia said 57 cases were under investigation.

“We must do away with teachers who cannot comply with regulations,” she said, adding they will propose an amendment of the TSC Act to allow for the dismissal and deregistration of teachers who engage in malpractices.

Four candidates were deregistered for impersonation and 101 phones confiscated as they were being used for cheating.

The CEO, however, praised the hundreds of thousands of teachers who adhered to regulations, saying they played a key role in ensuring the integrity of the tests that 664,550 candidates wrote.

“Without the teaching fraternity, this exercise would not have succeeded,” she said. “The TSC will continue to support efforts for credible results.”

Regarding steps taken to ensure quality education, Ms Macharia said performance management systems were paying off.

These steps include the training of teachers for the new curriculum, performance appraisals and the hiring of more to bridge the shortage. She said that at least 100,437 more teachers are needed.

KCSE Results 2018: No Leakage

Knec Chairman George Magoha, who spoke earlier, said the last three years have been “steady” as cases of irregularities have been done away with and performance improved.

“Talk of leakage in exams is a thing of the past,” Mr Magoha said, and also appreciated teachers for their professionalism.

“A small percentage of teachers are still a serious challenge,” he added, however, and asked Education Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohamed not to sympathise with those caught in wrongdoing as marking went on.

Ms Mohamed briefed President Uhuru Kenyatta before proceeding to the headquarters to announce the results.

Regarding assisted cheating, Mr Magoha told students to “allow your brains to work” and reject bad advice from their parents and other parties.

He said those who wrote the examinations this year “got what they deserved”.

Mr Magoha’s said his term at the council will end in March.

Guidelines of Releasing of KCSE Results 2018

The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) wishes to bring the following information to the attention of all institutions presenting candidates for the KNEC examinations:

KCSE Results Slips and Printouts

Each of the institutions that enter candidates for the KNEC examinations shall receive a hard copy of the institution’s examination results printout and result slips which captures the following information:

1. School’s Code and Name
   This appears on the top left side of the printout. The institution’s code is a unique number by which an examination centre is identified by the Council. This is the number that an institution should always quote whenever communicating with Kenya National Examination Council -.
2. Candidates Details
   Below the institution’s name and code are details of the candidates. These details include the index number of the candidate, year of examination, gender, individual subject grades and the mean grade.
   The important features of the examination results are as indicated below:-

X – Denotes an absent candidate. A candidate is declared absent if he/she did not sit for one or all papers in the examination. However, for the KCSE examination results, the symbol AB indicates an absence;
Y- Denotes that the candidate was involved in an examination irregularity. For the KCsE examination results, the symbol 00 indicates an irregularity;
P– Denotes that the candidate’s examination results have been pended due to infringement on the entry requirements for the examination e.g. incorrect KCPE details for entry in KCSE examination;
W- Denotes that the candidate’s examination results have been withheld on suspicion that the candidate has been involved in an examination malpractice and investigations are ongoing;
U- denotes ungraded examination results due to infringement of the awards criteria.

Release of KCSE 2018 Certificates

Once certificates for a specific examination are ready for collection/dispatch from Kenya National Examination Council – KNEC, the institutions shall be informed through the mass and print media, Sub County Directors of Education and/or the heads of institutions:

All certificates for regular candidates are issued through the Heads of Schools/Institutions and to private candidates through the Sub County Directors of Education.

The Kenya National Examinations Council reserves the right to withdraw a certificate for amendment or for any other reason should this be necessary.

Period of launching queries after release of KCSE Results 2018

The Kenya National Examinations Council allows thirty (30) days after the date of release of the results/certificates for candidate(s) or institution(s) to raise any query arising from the released examination results/certificates.

Queries about KCSE results/certificates must be made through the Heads of Schools/Institutions and the Sub County Directors of Education. The appeal documents must reach KNEC not later than thirty (30) days after the release of the examination results/certificates, after which the query shall attract a penalty.

Charges on Queries after Release of KCSE Examination Results

• Any amendment on name, gender and year of birth attracts a penalty of 3,000/= (three thousand) per candidate if the query is submitted after thirty (30) days after the date of release of examination results
• The Head of Institution must request in writing explaining the origin of the error.

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KCSE results 2018 to be released today.

Updated 21.12.2018

Education Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohamed is set to release the 2018 Form 4 national exam results today.

Ms Mohamed will announce the outcome to the public at 2.15 pm after meeting and briefing President Kenyatta at State House in Nairobi.

KCSE Results 2018: 600,000 Candidates

She will give the report from the Kenya National Examinations Council headquarters on Dennis Pritt Road.

Education officers and stakeholders are already assembling at the Knec headquarters for the big announcement on the tests that mark transition from secondary school to university and college.

More than 600,000 candidates wrote the tests that saw one of the strictest supervision and invigilation in Kenya’s history.

However, Ms Mohamed is unlikely to rank schools, candidates and counties even after President Kenyatta assented to a bill that restored the old system.

The Education ministry is yet to formulate rules that would operationalise ranking as provided for in the new law passed in 2016.

Ranking was banned in 2014 after it emerged that the practice created unnecessary competition among schools, resulting in cheating.

The ministry had promised to release the results before Christmas.

A total of 664,585 candidates sat for the exams that was done between November 5 and November 28.

KCSE Results 2018: 110 Arrested

Last year, the results were released on December 20.

This is the 29th KCSE examination to be conducted since the introduction of 8-4-4 system of education.

During the examination, officials in charge of 10 centres were relieved of their various duties as centre managers for allowing the transportation of examination materials in private vehicles contrary to the requirement that they only government transportation.

A total of 110 people, including candidates, who attempted cheating during the tests were arrested.

At least 10 board of management teachers in four schools were also arrested in connection with various cases of malpractice.

A total of 101 cell phones were confiscated from teachers, candidates and school staff.

Four students were deregistered for impersonation.

Knec has warned that those who were involved in any form of cheating will pay the price.

KCSE Results 2018: Scramble

The candidates wrote their examination in 10,077 centres across the country with a total of 83,711 field officers being involved.

During the examination, there were 10,078 centre managers, supervisors were 10,460, invigilators (37,978) security personnel were 20,156 while drivers were 5,039.

In last year’s results, Sing’ore Girls’ High School from Elgeyo-Marakwet County topped with a performance index of 69.9 per cent after it registered 271 candidates.

Light Academy, Mombasa, which had 28 candidates, came second with a performance index of 69.15 per cent while Alliance Girls’ High School, which registered 394 candidates, followed closely at position three with a performance index of 68.6 per cent.

The release of the results sets the stage for scramble for elite courses in top universities in the country.

The students will be eyeing close to 100,000 slots in 70 public and private universities in the country while those who won’t make the cut are likely to join technical colleges.

Adopted From Daily Nation

KCSE 2018 new grading system

The 2018 KCSE exams whose results are set to be out by 20th December, will use the following grading system.

Fred Matiang’i Releases KCSE Exam Results

Here are the highlights of the report released on Wednesday at the Nairobi School:

• Overall, there is a decline in number of students who qualified to join universities, with boys performing better than girls.
• Number of As increases to 142 from 141 in 2016.
• A minuses reduce to 2,714 from 4,645 in 2016.
• Pangani Girls, Nairobi, is the most improved school as Alliance Girls and Kenya High shine.
• Knec withholds results for 10 schools pending investigations; candidates to know their fate on January 18.

The CS said there was a notable improvement in the 2017 KCSE results as compared to those of 2016 where 141 candidates got grade A.  He noted that female candidates performed better than male candidates in this year’s KCSE. Matiang’i said results from 10 secondary schools have been withheld over exam irregularities cases and the Education Ministry will give a detailed report on January 18.

The CS hailed the collaboration with the Ministry of defense and ICT Ministry played a major role in transporting exams including during the marking process. Matiang’i said President Uhuru’s directive to work with Health Ministry to register 3 million secondary school students with NHIF from January 2018 is in process.

Teachers Service Commission CEO Nancy Macharia warned that teachers found culpable of cheating during exams whether in private or public schools will be punished. She asked the Education ministry to deregister private schools that employ teachers who have been dismissed over indiscipline cases.

Macharia insisted on teachers annual appraisals, a decision that was reached at to ensure teachers took their work seriously and ensured students perform well. KNEC Chairman Prof Magoha hailed President Uhuru for his dedication and commitment to ensure Education Ministry conducts its activities smoothly.

President Uhuru Kenyatta asked the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) to reward principals, schools and subject teachers who excelled in 2018 KCSE to promote continued high performance.

He also urged Attorney General Githu Muigai to work with DPP Keriako and ensure over 700 teachers involved in exam irregularities are punished to serve as an example. ICT Cabinet Secretary Joe Mucheru acknowledged the data entry clerks for the good work they did in helping with marking of KCSE with was done within 11 days.

The 2018 KCSE exams kicked off on November 6 to the 29th and took a record 11 days of marking, a difference from previous years where results were announced in February. Candidates are getting their results just 21 days after completion. A total of 615,773 candidates sat for the exam this year compared to 577,253 candidates who wrote the KCSE exams in 2016.

Comparison of KCSE 2017 and KCSE 2016 Results

KCSE Results 2017 Summary

1. A (Plain) – 142
2. A- (Minus) – 2,714
3. B+ (Plus) – 7,344
4. B (Plain) – 12,628
5. B- (Minus) – 19,385
6. C+ (Plus) – 27,860
7. C (Plain) – 40,474
8. C- (Minus) – 61,040
9. D+ (Plus) – 88,447
10. D (Plain) – 135,550
11. D- (Minus) – 179,381
12. E – 35,536

KCSE Results 2016 Summary

1. A (Plain) – 141
2. A- (Minus) – 4,645
3. B+ (Plus) – 10,975
4. B (Plain) – 17,261
5. B- (Minus) – 23,745
6. C+ (Plus) – 32,207
7. C (Plain) – 44,792
8. C- (Minus) – 61,026
9. D+ (Plus) – 80,952
10. D (Plain) – 112,135
11. D- (Minus) – 149,929
12. E – 33,399

Best Top 100 Students in KCSE Results

PSN	INDEX NO	CANDIDATE’S NAME	GEN	PERF. INDEX	SCHOOL	COUNTY
1	20400006001	KIRIMI NAOMI KAWIRA	F	87.011	PANGANI GIRLS	NAIROBI
2	26500001016	SHARON JEPCHUMBA	F	86.83	MOI GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL- ELDORET	UASIN GISHU
3	11200001012	KAMAU BRIAN MAINA	M	86.757	ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
4	20400001005	KUT DONATA ODERO	M	86.561	LENANA SCHOOL	NAIROBI
5	11200006002	MUUTU HARRIET MUEKE	F	85.956	MARYHILL GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
6	44700006010	BRIAN ONGIRI ONKUNDI	M	85.944	KANGA HIGH	MIGORI
7	20400006009	MORARA MONGINA DEFENCE	F	85.91	PANGANI GIRLS	NAIROBI
8	20400006011	MWATATE EMILY SARU	F	85.883	PANGANI GIRLS	NAIROBI
9	26500001004	WAHOME SHERRY WANJIKU	F	85.869	MOI GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL- ELDORET	UASIN GISHU
10	42700005015	ONYANGO STANLEY OMONDI	M	85.853	MARANDA HIGH	SIAYA
11	20400003011	ONYORE HILLARY LAURYN AKINYI	F	85.851	THE KENYA HIGH SCHOOL	NAIROBI
12	20400003001	KONYANGO WANDA TREZER	F	85.823	THE KENYA HIGH SCHOOL	NAIROBI
13	20400003006	SHIKUKU MARIE KHALAI	F	85.801	THE KENYA HIGH SCHOOL	NAIROBI
14	20400004001	RAJIV YUSSUF ALI	M	85.797	STAREHE BOYS’ CENTRE & SCHOOL	NAIROBI
15	26500001013	OCHIENG’ QUIVERLINE ATIENO	F	85.717	MOI GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL- ELDORET	UASIN GISHU
16	20404006007	ODERO BAXTER ODONGO	M	85.684	LIGHT ACADEMY	NAIROBI
17	27552001015	CHEPTALAM ALEX KIPKORIR	M	85.614	MOI HIGH SCHOOL KABARAK	NAKURU
18	40700002014	MASENO SIKWEYA MORRIS	M	85.514	KISII HIGH	KISII
19	11200005001	MWAMBEGU UCHI JOYCE	F	85.063	LORETO HIGH SCHOOL LIMURU	KIAMBU
20	20400008001	KIBICHO EMMANUEL MURAGE	M	85.057	MOI FORCES ACADEMY – NAIROBI	NAIROBI
21	11200005004	MPEKETHU UNITER RIZIKI	F	85.031	LORETO HIGH SCHOOL LIMURU	KIAMBU
22	11200005011	BOGOMBA YVETTE	F	84.971	LORETO HIGH SCHOOL LIMURU	KIAMBU
23	23500014001	MUHOHO JAMES CHEGE	M	84.943	ST. JOSEPH’S BOYS HIGH SCHOOL – KITALE	TRANSNZOIA
24	10227301001	OCHIENG IAN DUNCAN	M	84.873	NJIIRI SCHOOL	MURANG’A
25	26500001001	OGINDO VICTORIA AKEYO	F	84.869	MOI GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL- ELDORET	UASIN GISHU
26	11200001006	GARIY SAMUEL OTIENO	M	84.863	ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
27	11200006030	CHEPKEMBOI CAROLYNE	F	84.86	MARYHILL GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
28	44700006002	MANOA TOBIAS MURIMI	M	84.811	KANGA HIGH	MIGORI
29	28522505001	BENARD KIPKOECH	M	84.801	LITEIN HIGH SCHOOL	KERICHO
30	44700006016	AKINYI AUSTINE OTIENO	M	84.794	KANGA HIGH	MIGORI
31	36600004001	WANYAMA WEKESA MOSES	M	84.784	FRIENDS KAMUSINGA	BUNGOMA
32	11200002003	ADHIAMBO CYNTHIA	F	84.777	ALLIANCE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
33	20406020001	GITAHI BRIAN NJOROGE	M	84.773	STRATHMORE SCHOOL	NAIROBI
34	11200002013	NABANGALA M QUIRINE	F	84.766	ALLIANCE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
35	11200001027	OKITA SWAIB OUMA	M	84.763	ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
36	43700008001	MABIRIA ZOTEL BUNDUKI	M	84.759	NYAMBARIA HIGH SCHOOL	NYAMIRA
37	11200002033	ONARE FAITH JOAL	F	84.741	ALLIANCE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
38	26500001022	ODHIAMBO JACKLYNE ACHIENG	F	84.727	MOI GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL- ELDORET	UASIN GISHU
39	11200002006	NYAIM JANE AWUOR	F	84.724	ALLIANCE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
40	26500001007	WASWA N. RACHAEL	F	84.714	MOI GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL- ELDORET	UASIN GISHU
40	42700005048	KABATHA ROBERT KARAYA	M	84.714	MARANDA HIGH	SIAYA
42	39700001007	AMOS KIBIWOTT CHUMBA	M	84.697	MASENO SCHOOL	KISUMU
43	11200002048	MICH AWOUR JANE	F	84.69	ALLIANCE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
44	11200001010	NGOBI IAN LEE	M	84.687	ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
45	11200003012	KIMIRI DENNIS MWAI	M	84.684	MANGU HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
45	20406015003	GATHIRWA NICOLE NJERI	F	84.684	CONSOLATA SCHOOL	NAIROBI
47	10200008003	ITHAGU STANLEY KINYA	M	84.681	MURANGA HIGH	MURANG’A
48	37600001001	FREDRICK OMONDI ODUOR	M	84.667	KAKAMEGA SCHOOL	KAKAMEGA
49	11200002005	NYAKUNDI DAISY GESARE	F	84.659	ALLIANCE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
50	20400002003	CHUNE NICHOLAS STAM KHATAKA	M	84.643	NAIROBI SCHOOL	NAIROBI
51	07200009002	ODUOR ADHIAMBO PHYLLIS	F	84.641	KARIMA GIRLS	NYANDARUA
52	27552001001	MAHMOUD HUSSEIN FUAAD	M	84.617	MOI HIGH SCHOOL KABARAK	NAKURU
53	20406020025	NYAGA PHIL NJUE	M	84.616	STRATHMORE SCHOOL	NAIROBI
54	20400002005	NJOROGE FELIX MBURU	M	84.607	NAIROBI SCHOOL	NAIROBI
55	11200005020	EDITH WAYUA NGUNDI	F	84.603	LORETO HIGH SCHOOL LIMURU	KIAMBU
56	11200002062	AGALA CAREN KHAVUKUI	F	84.581	ALLIANCE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
57	11200002010	OTIENO AKOTH DAPHNE	F	84.569	ALLIANCE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
58	11200002052	KINGORI GATHUNGO	F	84.56	ALLIANCE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
59	20404006012	MWEU KELLY CHANGILWA	M	84.549	LIGHT ACADEMY	NAIROBI
60	11200002054	MUCHIRI MELLISA WANJIRU	F	84.539	ALLIANCE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
61	20400003054	WAINAINA S SALAMA	F	84.536	THE KENYA HIGH SCHOOL	NAIROBI
62	11200002008	NYANG’OR BERACAH MAY	F	84.533	ALLIANCE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
63	40700002011	VINCENT OBONYO BOSIRE	M	84.511	KISII HIGH	KISII
64	11200003031	HARON GUCHU GITAU	M	84.49	MANGU HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
65	20400003022	MULUNDA RACHEL TUZO	F	84.484	THE KENYA HIGH SCHOOL	NAIROBI
66	44700006011	OGUTU JEAN BARON	M	84.047	KANGA HIGH	MIGORI
67	20400006019	NADABHA NADINE ANGELA	F	84.02	PANGANI GIRLS	NAIROBI
68	42700005007	OKUMU LEVIS OMONDI	M	83.906	MARANDA HIGH	SIAYA
69	39700001004	KIPROTICH NATHAN	M	83.893	MASENO SCHOOL	KISUMU
70	11200006001	GICHOHI STACY MWONGELI	F	83.88	MARYHILL GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
71	27552001003	ESHIBUKHO DIANA ASIKO	F	83.874	MOI HIGH SCHOOL KABARAK	NAKURU
72	40700002004	WALTER OLUOCH OCHIENG	M	83.846	KISII HIGH	KISII
73	08200007001	MUCHIRI MOSES NJOROGE	M	83.84	KAGUMO HIGH	NYERI
74	11200002001	CHEPKORIR DORCAS CHERUIYOT	F	83.833	ALLIANCE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
75	36600002001	KIPRUTO JEPTARUS LINNET	F	83.823	LUGULU GIRLS	BUNGOMA
76	11200001022	CHUPHI JOSIAH KAFUTA	M	83.816	ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
77	11200003002	MATHU BRANDON	M	83.813	MANGU HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
78	27538204001	KORIR LILIAN CHEPKOECH	F	83.809	MARY MOUNT SECONDARY SCHOOL	NAKURU
79	27552001008	BETT JADIEL KIPKOSGEI	M	83.794	MOI HIGH SCHOOL KABARAK	NAKURU
80	27552001012	VERNON IPOMAI	M	83.793	MOI HIGH SCHOOL KABARAK	NAKURU
81	40700002003	ORINA JUNIOR SAMUEL	M	83.777	KISII HIGH	KISII
82	40727101002	LAMECH NYANCHA MAIRURA	M	83.774	RIOKINDO HIGH SEC SCHOOL	KISII
83	42700005010	DAVID FAVOUR MUTUMA	M	83.766	MARANDA HIGH	SIAYA
84	11200006003	OBASI KEMUNTO FELISTER	F	83.739	MARYHILL GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
85	11200002119	FAISAL ZAMZAM LEKORERE	F	83.736	ALLIANCE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
85	26500001006	NGUGI CHRISTINE NYAMBURA	F	83.736	MOI GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL- ELDORET	UASIN GISHU
87	10227301010	WAMONDO ENOCH MWANGI	M	83.727	NJIIRI SCHOOL	MURANG’A
88	11200001038	NYARIBO DAN FRANK	M	83.726	ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
89	20400002040	MUTHAMA BRIAN MUTAVA	M	83.724	NAIROBI SCHOOL	NAIROBI
90	26500001014	MELVIN ATIENO LUCAS	F	83.714	MOI GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL- ELDORET	UASIN GISHU
90	42700005064	IVIA ROY NGONDI	M	83.714	MARANDA HIGH	SIAYA
90	28522505010	BOWEN EMMANUEL CHEBEREK	M	83.714	LITEIN HIGH SCHOOL	KERICHO
93	29500006007	KARISA  BIRYA SULEIMAN	M	83.707	KAPSABET BOYS	NANDI
94	27552001002	RUGUT FAITH JEPKOSGEI	F	83.703	MOI HIGH SCHOOL KABARAK	NAKURU
95	41710301011	AOMO OTIENO FELIX	M	83.699	AGORO SARE HIGH SCHOOL	HOMA BAY
96	07200009007	CHEGE LUCY WAITHERA	F	83.693	KARIMA GIRLS	NYANDARUA
97	41742105002	OTIENO ANDREA MILLENIA	M	83.687	ORERO BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL	HOMA BAY
98	27552001011	POIPOI TIMOTHY	M	83.683	MOI HIGH SCHOOL KABARAK	NAKURU
99	27552001009	KANGANGI MARVIN CHOMBA	M	83.673	MOI HIGH SCHOOL KABARAK	NAKURU
100	11200002046	NZINGA BERNICE MWATHA	F	83.671	ALLIANCE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL	KIAMBU
	SUMMARY :	BOYS : 54	GIRLS : 46

 

KCSE Results : Top Secondary Schools in KCSE

Girls’ schools dominated the top positions in this year’s Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education examinations.

Here are the top 100 schools in KCSE results 2017

PSN	CODE	SCHOOL	CATEGORY	ENTRY	PERF.INDEX	COUNTY
1	34518102	SING’ORE GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL	EXTRA COUNTY	271	69.98921	ELGEYO MARAKWET
2	03121102	LIGHT ACADEMY	PRIVATE	28	69.139142	MOMBASA
3	11200002	ALLIANCE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL	NATIONAL	394	68.682677	KIAMBU
4	20400003	THE KENYA HIGH SCHOOL	NATIONAL	298	68.242429	NAIROBI
5	11200005	LORETO HIGH SCHOOL LIMURU	NATIONAL	261	68.134544	KIAMBU
6	07214117	KISIMA MIXED SECONDARY SCHOOL	PRIVATE	39	67.784538	NYANDARUA
7	26500001	MOI GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL- ELDORET	NATIONAL	289	67.526491	UASIN GISHU
8	29500006	KAPSABET BOYS	NATIONAL	311	67.402749	NANDI
9	11200001	ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOL	NATIONAL	374	67.356959	KIAMBU
10	20400006	PANGANI GIRLS	NATIONAL	281	66.22232	NAIROBI
11	27552001	MOI HIGH SCHOOL KABARAK	PRIVATE	338	66.004443	NAKURU
12	24505104	KAPENGURIA BOYS HIGH SCHOOL	EXTRA COUNTY	241	65.956066	WEST POKOT
13	20406020	STRATHMORE SCHOOL	PRIVATE	88	65.926329	NAIROBI
14	11200003	MANGU HIGH SCHOOL	NATIONAL	299	65.23101	KIAMBU
15	36600004	FRIENDS KAMUSINGA	NATIONAL	275	65.053389	BUNGOMA
16	37632101	CHEBUYUSI BOYS HIGH SCHOOL	COUNTY	190	64.412105	KAKAMEGA
17	20404006	LIGHT ACADEMY	PRIVATE	100	64.38264	NAIROBI
18	08200007	KAGUMO HIGH	NATIONAL	277	64.337451	NYERI
19	20400002	NAIROBI SCHOOL	NATIONAL	356	64.314224	NAIROBI
20	28512112	MOI TEA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL	EXTRA COUNTY	134	64.308268	KERICHO
21	42700005	MARANDA HIGH	NATIONAL	493	64.239186	SIAYA
22	20405004	PRECIOUS BLOOD RIRUTA	EXTRA COUNTY	151	64.190701	NAIROBI
23	23500014	ST. JOSEPH’S BOYS HIGH SCHOOL – KITALE	NATIONAL	477	63.660849	TRANSNZOIA
24	28500005	KIPSIGIS GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL	NATIONAL	239	63.517974	KERICHO
25	20406008	KIANDA SCHOOL	PRIVATE	53	63.417754	NAIROBI
26	24504201	ORTUM SECONDARY SCHOOL	EXTRA COUNTY	320	63.389806	WEST POKOT
27	20400004	STAREHE BOYS’ CENTRE & SCHOOL	NATIONAL	254	62.776007	NAIROBI
28	26509186	SEGERO ADVENTIST ACADEMY	PRIVATE	32	62.735687	UASIN GISHU
29	11200006	MARYHILL GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL	NATIONAL	324	62.734972	KIAMBU
30	28522505	LITEIN HIGH SCHOOL	EXTRA COUNTY	269	62.202189	KERICHO
31	10208311	PIONEER SCHOOL	PRIVATE	270	62.184666	MURANG’A
32	44700006	KANGA HIGH	NATIONAL	291	61.934065	MIGORI
33	39700001	MASENO SCHOOL	NATIONAL	343	61.879985	KISUMU
34	27538102	ELBURGON SECONDARY SCHOOL	SUB COUNTY	132	61.785924	NAKURU
35	10200008	MURANGA HIGH	NATIONAL	259	61.514162	MURANG’A
36	40727101	RIOKINDO HIGH SEC SCHOOL	COUNTY	117	60.830948	KISII
37	34500010	ST PATRICK ITEN	NATIONAL	207	60.746642	ELGEYO MARAKWET
38	20400009	STAREHE GIRLS’ CENTRE	NATIONAL	115	60.563652	NAIROBI
39	11200004	LIMURU GIRLS’ SCHOOL	NATIONAL	278	60.209165	KIAMBU
40	27500009	NAKURU GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL	NATIONAL	228	59.944179	NAKURU
41	27536119	ANESTAR BOYS HIGH SCHOOL	PRIVATE	66	59.874424	NAKURU
42	27500002	NAKURU HIGH SCHOOL	NATIONAL	241	59.834705	NAKURU
43	40700002	KISII HIGH	NATIONAL	352	59.705002	KISII
44	44729101	AGENG’A SECONDARY SCHOOL	COUNTY	113	59.696946	MIGORI
45	44736101	ST JOSEPH’S RAPOGI SECONDARY SCHOOL	EXTRA COUNTY	304	59.648523	MIGORI
46	38600003	BUNYORE GIRLS	NATIONAL	292	59.497294	VIHIGA
47	14333201	KYENI GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL	EXTRA COUNTY	146	59.467287	EMBU
48	31557202	MAASAI HIGH SCHOOL	PRIVATE	21	59.247523	KAJIADO
49	03121101	SHEIKH KHALIFA BIN ZAYED AL- NAHYAN	PRIVATE	214	59.080168	MOMBASA
50	10227301	NJIIRI SCHOOL	EXTRA COUNTY	364	58.660376	MURANG’A
51	41710301	AGORO SARE HIGH SCHOOL	EXTRA COUNTY	308	58.584558	HOMA BAY
52	41700004	ASUMBI GIRLS	NATIONAL	338	58.519591	HOMA BAY
53	11211340	HIGHLANDS HIGH SCHOOL, LIMURU	PRIVATE	87	58.183988	KIAMBU
54	41742105	ORERO BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL	EXTRA COUNTY	280	58.125267	HOMA BAY
55	13302102	ST CHARLES LWANGA SCHOOL	EXTRA COUNTY	139	58.076446	KITUI
56	27536129	ANESTAR BOYS HIGH SCH – LANET	PRIVATE	84	57.922023	NAKURU
57	08237012	MAHIGA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL	EXTRA COUNTY	198	57.822828	NYERI
58	39700009	KISUMU GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL	NATIONAL	285	57.735891	KISUMU
59	12301771	ALIM HIGH SCHOOL	PRIVATE	80	57.72315	MACHAKOS
60	23500003	ST BRIGIDS KIMININI	NATIONAL	226	57.672252	TRANSNZOIA
61	20403007	DON BOSCO SECONDARY SCHOOL	PRIVATE	46	57.633173	NAIROBI
62	27500008	UTUMISHI BOYS ACADEMY	NATIONAL	266	57.630883	NAKURU
63	08200010	BISHOP GATIMU NGANDU GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL	NATIONAL	268	57.245925	NYERI
64	30544102	MARY MOTHER OF GRACE SECONDARY SCHOOL	PRIVATE	28	57.230464	LAIKIPIA
65	20401011	WAMY HIGH SCHOOL	PRIVATE	110	57.122036	NAIROBI
66	34559502	METKEI SECONDARY SCHOOL	EXTRA COUNTY	130	56.794292	ELGEYO MARAKWET
67	03106120	ABU HUREIRA ACADEMY	PRIVATE	53	56.562471	MOMBASA
68	12300001	MACHAKOS BOYS	NATIONAL	218	56.492752	MACHAKOS
69	18336101	PRECIOUS BLOOD SEC.SCHOOL – KILUNGU	EXTRA COUNTY	95	56.482021	MAKUENI
70	27536202	BAHATI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL	EXTRA COUNTY	195	56.21702	NAKURU
71	36600002	LUGULU GIRLS	NATIONAL	302	56.199076	BUNGOMA
72	11236101	ST.FRANCIS GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL (MANG’U)	EXTRA COUNTY	170	56.140958	KIAMBU
73	27538208	MOLO ACADEMY	EXTRA COUNTY	159	56.133968	NAKURU
74	30500020	NJONJO GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL	NATIONAL	164	55.948146	LAIKIPIA
75	27538204	MARY MOUNT SECONDARY SCHOOL	EXTRA COUNTY	156	55.786198	NAKURU
76	29513101	KAPSABET GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL	EXTRA COUNTY	204	55.724735	NANDI
77	08202001	NYERI HIGH SCHOOL	EXTRA COUNTY	205	55.70698	NYERI
78	39734405	CHEMELIL SUGAR ACADEMY	PRIVATE	94	55.615159	KISUMU
79	09200011	KABARE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL	NATIONAL	197	55.574416	KIRINYAGA
80	31500011	MOI GIRLS ISINYA	NATIONAL	162	55.422734	KAJIADO
81	43700008	NYAMBARIA HIGH SCHOOL	NATIONAL	337	55.406813	NYAMIRA
82	20408027	NEWLIGHT SENIOR BOYS SCHOOL	PRIVATE	26	55.359769	NAIROBI
83	03106119	QUBAA MUSLIM SCHOOL	PRIVATE	45	55.340177	MOMBASA
84	13300005	MUTHALE GIRLS	NATIONAL	189	55.284423	KITUI
85	14300006	MOI HIGH MBIRURI	NATIONAL	204	55.263122	EMBU
86	22526101	ST. THERESA’S GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL	PRIVATE	37	54.879702	SAMBURU
87	19300010	IKUU BOYS HIGH SCHOOL	NATIONAL	175	54.833628	THARAKANITHI
88	24500022	CHEWOYET HIGH SCHOOL	NATIONAL	268	54.783981	WEST POKOT
89	37600001	KAKAMEGA SCHOOL	NATIONAL	296	54.768472	KAKAMEGA
90	20410001	MOI GIRLS’ SCHOOL NAIROBI	EXTRA COUNTY	265	54.759592	NAIROBI
91	20406015	CONSOLATA SCHOOL	PRIVATE	68	54.500897	NAIROBI
92	18300003	MAKUENI BOYS	NATIONAL	225	54.402835	MAKUENI
93	15300012	ST. MARY’S GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL IGOJI	NATIONAL	201	54.310308	MERU
94	39741005	KISUMU BOYS HIGH SCHOOL	EXTRA COUNTY	252	54.256361	KISUMU
95	43706117	ST. PETER’S NYAKEMINCHA SEC SCH	SUB COUNTY	128	54.221273	NYAMIRA
96	20404013	NAIROBI MUSLIM ACADEMY	PRIVATE	97	54.184597	NAIROBI
97	40735201	ST. CHARLES LWANGA ICHUNI GIRLS HIGH	EXTRA COUNTY	191	54.161795	KISII
98	40732120	NYABISASE MIXED SECONDARY SCHOOL	SUB COUNTY	88	54.129	KISII
99	42721202	RAMBA SECONDARY SCHOOL	EXTRA COUNTY	366	54.12298	SIAYA
100	13302103	ST. ANGELA’S GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL	EXTRA COUNTY	168	54.120232	KITUI