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Education Cabinet Secretary Professor George Magoha on Monday, May 10, 2021 released the 2020 Kenya Certificate of Secondary School Education (KCSE) results.
While speaking from Mtihani House, the Education CS said the results were for 747,171 students who sat for their exams after nearly a year of uncertainty caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The results were
released a record 16 days after the papers were completed.
The class of
2020 performed comparatively better than their counterparts from 2019.
A total of 893
candidates scored grade A plain in 2020 compared to the 627 candidates who got
the same grade in 2019.
At the same
time, 143,140 students scored C+ and above in 2020, accounting for 19.0 percent
compared to the 125, 747 students who attained similar grades in 2019.
Simiyu Robinson Wanjala of Murang’a High School leads the 2020 class with a mean grade of 87.334, closely followed by Wasonga Allan of Agoro Sare High School with a mean grade of 87.173.
Sharon Jepgeno from Kenya High
School is the third student, with an average grade of 87.173.
Making the list of the top 10 students in the country are:
- Simiyu Robinson Wanjala-87.334
- Wasonga Allan-87.173
- Sharon Jepgeno-87.173
- Rob Ongare-87.173.
- Mbugua Esther- 87.113
- Kipkoech Mark- 87.106
- Kenneth Orange- 87.049
- Henry Madaga- 87.046
- Patience Chepkorir- 87. 046
- Musomba Edith- 87.013
Students who sat for the papers can
check their results by sending index numbers to SMS code 20076.
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