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- Schooling Cupboard Secretary Ezekiel Machogu stated there was a decline in efficiency within the KCSE examination
- Of the 895,533 candidates who acquired their outcomes, a complete of 125,006 candidates scored a imply grade of D+
- The CS ordered investigations into why over 48,000 candidates managed grade E regardless of the versatile grading system
Amos Khaemba, a journalist at TUKO.co.ke, brings over three years of expertise overlaying politics and present affairs in Kenya.
Eldoret – Schooling Cupboard Secretary Ezekiel Machogu has formally introduced the 2023 Kenya Certificates of Secondary Schooling (KCSE) examination consequence.
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What Ezekiel Machogu stated about low grades
On Monday, January 8, Machogu launched an in depth evaluation of candidates’ efficiency within the 2023 exams.
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From the data supplied by the CS, 201,133 candidates attained the minimal college entry grade.
“The variety of candidates who attained the minimal college entry qualification (Grade C+ and above) was 201,133 (22.27%) within the 12 months 2023 KCSE Examination in comparison with 173,345 (19.62%) within the 12 months 2022. That is on account of the appliance of latest grading system,” Machogu introduced.
Of the 895,533 candidates who acquired their outcomes, 494,317 scored a imply grade of D+ or beneath, constituting 54.72%.
From the statistics, 125,006 candidates scored a imply grade of D+, 155,276 obtained a grade of D plain, and 165,861 candidates scored D-
The CS expressed his disappointment after 48,174 candidates, which equates to five.33% scoring grade E.
“I’m pained by the truth that numerous candidates (48,174 or 5.33%) nonetheless ended up scoring a imply grade of E within the 2023 KCSE Examination even after the Ministry used a extra versatile system of computing the ultimate general candidate outcomes,” the CS stated.
What number of candidates scored straight As
In the meantime, the CS introduced {that a} whole of 1,216 candidates out of 895,533 scored a imply grade of A.
“There have been 1,216 (0.14%) candidates who obtained an general grade of A within the 2023 KCSE Examination in comparison with 1,146 (0.13%) candidates within the 12 months 2022,” Machogu stated.
Of those that scored As, 889 have been from nationwide colleges, whereas 172 have been from extra-county colleges.
Personal colleges produced 143 As, with county and sub-county colleges producing 5 and seven As, respectively.
A complete of 18,078 college students attained a imply grade of B+, with 10,370 males and seven,708 females. For B plain, there are 36,728 candidates, whereas a complete of 59,514 scored B- and 78,343 scored C+.
Supply: TUKO.co.ke
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