A boy’s school file a petition for remarking of KCSE
In the just released kenya certificate of Secondary education examination results, a boy’s school has found itself in a bad situation after their results turned out totally different from what they expected.
The KCSE 2023 results were released on Monday last week, second week of January, at Moi girls high school in Eldoret.
During the release it was stated that any school or candidate who will not be satisfied with the outcome can petition for remarking within thirty days after the release.
In oruba secondary school in migori, the students protested the results saying that it was way below their usually performance and have come out to look for answers to their questions.
Only two boys from the school managed to score grade C- while the rest had D’s.
A boy’s school file a petition for remarking of KCSE
A total of 494,317 KCSE candidates scored a mean grade of D+ and below in the just released results. From the results, 125,006 candidates scored a mean grade of D+, while 155, 276 managed grade D plain.
Further, a total of 165, 861 candidates scored D-. This brings the total number of candidates in the D grade category to 446,143.
In the grade E category, there are a total number of 48, 174 candidates. The CS expressed his concern over the large number of candidates who failed in the 2023 KCSE Examination even after the Ministry used a more flexible system of computing the final overall candidate results.
The Linda Jamii group led by Prof Fred Ogola is pushing to have all the 2023 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) results recalled over allegations of irregular moderation.
Addressing the media immediately after the release, Ogola alleged that the moderation was effected in the 2023 results to save on government expenditure in university capitation.
According to the group, the government moderated the results to achieve a certain target of students proceeding to tertiary levels, to cut down university funding by sixty seven billion.
A boy’s school file a petition for remarking of KCSE
