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200 of the KCB Foundation high school scholarship beneficiaries who sat for the 2020 national examination have qualified for university, having attained the required minimum grade C+ and above. Allan Udoma Wasonga, a beneficiary from Agoro Sare High School in Oyugis, emerge the second top student nationally with a straight A of 87.173 points.
Top 50 students will join an apprentice program ahead of university at their local KCB Bank branch. 50 of the 240 students who sat for the test under the scholarship got As and A minuses.
“It’s a phenomenal and impactful story to see 90% of the beneficiaries who are drawn from needy backgrounds qualify for university places. Going forward, the top students will join our apprenticeship program, to give them a feel of the working environment as they prepare to pursue their university education and careers,” commented KCB Foundation Acting Chief of Party, Caroline Wanjeri.
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Top schools in Nyanza posted impressive results in the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination.
The results released yesterday by Education Cabinet Secretary George Magoha put Maranda High, Agoro Sare, Riokindo and St Joseph Rapogi in the limelight over their good performance.
Agoro Sare in Homa Bay County produced the second-best student nationally, Allan Udoma, while Maranda had the eighth and fourteenth in Henry Madaga and Kiprono Howard, respectively.
Maranda, in Siaya, topped Nyanza schools with a mean score of 9.7, which was an improvement from 2019 when it scored 8.9.
The school also had two students living with disability emerge among the best in their category. John Ominde, who is visually impaired, and David Omondi, who is physically challenged, were among the top 15 candidates.
Here Is The List Of Top 10 KCSE 2020 Candidates
By Juma / Published May 10, 2021 | 2:37 pm
Education CS Professor George Magoha has finally released the much-anticipated Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE 2020) results.
A total of 752,891 students sat for the national examination that was done under the fierce Covid-19 pandemic that has hit hard various sectors in the country.
A total of 893 candidates got A plain in KCSE 2020. Candidates who have scored C+ and above are 143,140. This is the minimum entry grade to a university.
Here is the list of top 10 candidates for this year’s KCSE:
Simiyu Robinson Wanjala – Murang’a High School