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Ex-KCSE candidate wants Court of Appeal to order remarking of low results

The former Mvindeni Secondary School student scored C- in KCSE 2016 and D+ in 2017. [Courtesy]

A former student has moved to the court of appeal to battle the Kenya National Examinations Council (Knec) which he claims awarded him low grades and denied him the chance to study at the university.

Suing through a guardian Yusuf Amin Abdulhakim, has demanded his last year’s Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination papers remarked after rejecting grade D+ saying he was a bright student and did not deserve such grade.

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