Top KCSE 2021 Candidates Nationally

May 10, 2021

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Simiyu Robinson Wanjala, a student of Murang’a High School, is the best performer nationwide in the national secondary school examinations of 2021.

Education Cabinet Secretary George Magoha made the announcement on Monday, while releasing results of the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) exams.

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psn	Name	school	P. Index
1	Simiyu Robinson Wanjala	Murang’a High School	87.334
2	Wasonga Allan Udoma	Agoro Sare high school	87.173
2	Sharon Chepng’eno Cherer	Kenya high	87.173
2	Rob Ongare	Alliance high	87.173
5	Mbugua Esther	Kenya high	87.113
6	Kipkoech Mark	Alliance high	87.106
7	Kenneth Orange	Kapsabet boys	87.049
8	Henry Madaga	Maranda high	87.046
8	Patience Chepkorir	Kenya high	87. 046
10	Musomba Edith	Machakos girls	87.013
11	Lesley Wanjiku	Kenya high	86.999
12	Pile Rob George	Kapsabet boys	86.970
13	Kiprono howard	Maranda high	86.949
14	Jelimo debra	Kenya high	86.947
15	Buluma daizy	Kenya high	86.939

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Mr Wanjala attained a mean score of 87.334, CS Magoha said, adding that the second best candidates were Wasonga Allan Udoma of Agoro Sare high school and Sharon Chepng’eno Cherer, who both had scores of 87.173.

They were followed by Rob Ongare (87.173), Mbugua Esther (87.113), Kipkoech Mark, (87.106), Kenneth Orange, (87.049), Henry Madaga (87.046), Patience Chepkorir (87. 046,) and Musomba Edith (87.013).

A total of 747,161 candidates sat for the examinations at 10,565 centres across the country, according to Dr Mercy Karogo, the acting chief executive officer of the Kenya National Examinations Council (Knec).

Some 752,891 candidates registered for the KCSE exam but 5,730 of them missed the tests.

The exams were marked by 25,135 examiners.