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KCSE results are ready for release amid ranking gap

President Uhuru Kenyatta receives Kenya Certificate of Primary Education 2018 results from the Cabinet Secretary for Education, Amb. Amina Mohammed at State House, Mombasa. Looking on is Kenya National Examination Council (Knec) Chairman, Prof. George Magoha.

Education Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohamed is expected anytime now to release the examination results of the more than 600,000 KCSE exam candidates.

However, the Ministry of Education is yet to formulate rules that would operationalise ranking of schools and candidates as provided for in the new law passed in 2016.

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