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After KCSE, which courses can one venture to in 2019?

JKUAT Nairobi CBD CAMPUS. [Photo: JKUAT]

Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education results were announced on December 21, by Education Cabinet Secretary, Amb. Amina Mohammed.

This saw a total of 315 candidates score an A plain while 90,377 candidates scored C+ and above to meet the minimum university entry qualification.

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