KCSE Cut Off Points 2023 - KNEC

KCSE Cut Off Points 2023 – KNEC

KCSE Cut Off Points 2023 – KNEC | See details of the newly released KNEC CutOff Points.

KUCCPS cutoff points for KCSE students seeking university and college admissions. Cluster group & new cutoff marks for KCSE candidates.
Admissions to public universities this year will hit an all-time high. KUCCPS has lowered the qualifying mark for this year’s freshmen to B of 60 points for male candidates and B- of 58 points for female candidates.
Women who scored two points lower than the cut off mark will be admitted as part of the traditional affirmative action policy. This means women will join the universities with a minimum mean grade of B- of 58 points.
More than 75000 candidates who attained the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) pass mark of C+ last year failed to meet the KUCCPS mark.
Many of these, as well as others who scored lower, are now expected to enroll in private universities at home and abroad and in self-sponsored programmes in the public universities.
Private universities admit on average 20,000 students while another 30,000 students go abroad for their university education.
Another 30,000 enlist in self-sponsored courses. The admitted students are expected to start their first year studies in September.

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6 thoughts on “KCSE Cut Off Points 2023 – KNEC”

Shisya January 24, 2020

When will the 2020 cluster points be released for students who did KCSE exams in 2019?
WE WERE INFORMED THAT THE DEADLINE FOR Campus applications IS Feb 22nd..
Please confirm that.
Nashon Rauta June 11, 2020

Cut off point for pharmacy kabarak University 2020?
Bobo May 20, 2021

It’s not fair for those who had to read day and night to attain c+ and above then you say they can’t go to campus 🚮
1. Nyaga kivuti May 4, 2022
  
  It’s so much unfortunate for you Bobo. The best thing is to overcome the culture 🧫 that education is the main key to success, they is more you can do and achieve outside the education room. Success isn’t based on education alone, there are so many successful personnel who didn’t even attend schooling.
  All the best in your endeavors.
Bismark Kipkirui Koech April 26, 2022

I Bismark Kipkirui Koech ,,I’m so sad following the confirmation that the cut off mark for this year is raised to B ,,Yet I worked so hard being in Day School to attain C+ ..It is worrying and has affected my morale of studying.I’m from the humble background I was looking forward to one day shinning in my village … Please
Aaron kipngeno May 21, 2022

Surely to mean those who score C+ will not go to university

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