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Here's JULIET OTIENO of Pangani Girls in an earlier interview on KTN NEWS.

Here are the top 20 2018 KCSE candidates.

  1. Otieno Juliet – Pangani Girls – 87.644 points
  2. Kaluna James – Maseno High School
  3. Edwin Otieno Ouko – Light Academy
  4. Kamweru Mwangi Duncan – Moi Kabarak High School
  5. Humphrey Rasugu – Maseno High School
  6. Nel Christine – Alliance High School
  7. Njenga Brian Ndung’u – Mangu High School
  8. Osogo Munyenye Wesley – Alliance High School
  9. Nyakeya Charlene Moraa –Nairobi High School
  10. Onyando Roy Allan Ochieng' - Maranda High School
  11. Navenge Stephanie Kirigo - Moi High School Kabarak
  12. Njoroge Anthony Maina - Mang'u High School
  13. Whitney Nicanor Mambwi - Kapsabet Boys
  14. Ayodi Alfred Mugei - Moi Kabarak
  15. Lang'at Angela Cherotich - Precious Blood Riruta
  16. Gichime Ancie Omungu - Nakuru High School
  17. Matsotso Madline Auma - Moi High School Kabarak
  18. Nyabuto Steven Obure - Alliance High School
  19. Ochieng Joshua - Maseno School
  20. Gitau Mark - Light Academy

In the results, Pangani High School, which is located in Nairobi, produced the country's best candidate for the second time in a row.

More than 90,377 of the over 600,000 who sat for the exams attained a university entry mean grade of C+, an improvement from 2017's 70,073.
The number of students who scored As also improved from 142 in 2017 to 315 this year.

KCSE results of 100 candidates were cancelled over irregularities as test outcome for some centres were withheld until January 31 for investigations.
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Please read the instructions below before filling the application form. Ensure you adhere to the rules. Incase of any difficulties, please email HELB help desk :- lending@helb.co.ke

The Tivet Loan Application is divided into the following categories: Applicant personal and residence details, institutional details, education, expense and parents details.
a) INFORMATION ON PROFILE
This comprises of two sub categories as elaborated below.Please fill each section before proceeding to the next item.

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a) Applicant:- Personal Details
In this section, an applicant is required to fill out their personal information. Items such as Sub-location,Division,location etc should reflect information as per your National Identification Card.
b) Applicant:- Residence Details
In this section, an applicant is required to fill out there current place of residence information. Items such as Sub-location,Division,location etc should reflect your current place of residence and not as indicated in your ID Card.

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b) INSTITUTION DETAILS
This comprises of three sub categories as elaborated below.Please fill each section before proceeding to the next item.
a) Applicant :- Institution Details
In this section, an applicant is required to fill out their Institution details.
b) Applicant :- Loan Information.
Here you are required any information on your loan or bursary.
c) EDUCATION BACKGROUND DETAILS
This comprises of one category as elaborated below.Please fill each section before proceeding to the next item.
a) Applicant :- Education Background Details
In this section, an applicant is required to fill out their education background details.Primary and Secondary School Details are compulsary.Failure to include this will lead to automatic disqualification
d) EXPENSE DETAILS
This comprises of two categories as elaborated below.Please fill each section before proceeding to the next item.
a) Applicant :- Family Expenses
In this section, an applicant is required to fill out the family's expenses.

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e) PARENTS DETAILS
This comprises of three category as elaborated below.Please fill each section before proceeding to the next item.
a) Applicant :- Parents Marital Status
In this section, an applicant is required to fill out their parent's marital status.
b) Applicant :- Parents Details
In this section, an applicant is required to fill out various details about their parent's eg.employment, income etc.
c) Applicant :- Guardian's Details
If the applicant is orphaned he/she will be required to fill in the gurantors' details.

For more info, visit www.helb.co.ke

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Kuccps Second Revision of courses
The Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement service ( KUCCPS ) has invited 19,209 2016/17 applicants who have not been placed for any of their Degree or Diploma course choices after the First Revision. 

 This article is outdated. Please check out the following articles for up-to-date news,

1. Revision of Courses for 2018 KCSE Candidates
2. Steps of applying a course via KUCCPS
3. 2019 : Updated list of Approved Engineering Courses


 The online course application system will be opened for the Second and Final Revision for degree and diploma courses on Thursday June 9, 2016 at 0000hrs and will close on Saturday June 18, 2016 at midnight.

This application is open for all those 2015 K.C.S.E. Candidates who have not been placed for any of their Degree or Diploma course choices after the First Revision. The Index Numbers of these Candidates are listed in the Placement Service website Downloads.

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Please note that candidates who had paid revision fees during School Application and during First Revision will NOT be required to pay for the Second Revision.

In addition, previous years K.C.S.E. examination candidates who had attained C- and above and did not qualify for government sponsorship in the respective year may also apply for Diploma programmes following the procedure outlined in the Placement Service Portal.
Statistics from the placement service indicate that 74,389 candidates will join 32 public universities in September.

Private universities have been allocated 10,000 government-sponsered students starting September on a pilot basis following recommendations of a task force set up by Education Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i.
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The season of false faces and false promises is here.
Before elections they come in humility and a lot of sweet nothings; I shall ensure you get electricity, I shall tarmac all the roads, I shall reduce petroleum prices, I shall build schools, I shall ensure security, I shall bla bla ... All those sweet non-sense we are all used to. They never give us space to think of the promises and determine their reality. They pump into us sacks of promising future plans. 

Mwananchi without thought or scrutiny of these promises falls for candidates who in the end go back home having developed 'vitambis' squandering public money. Back at home is a wilting mwananchi due to lack of all the promises they thought had been made to them. Miserable and in fear of whether they will survive tomorrow, the ‘mheshimiwa’ families travel across worlds and wondering how to spend money.

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I am obliged to say that we are honestly doomed. Falling from one reign of horror to another of terror. 

Day in day out we call for 'harambee' and they come with millions. When they leave, we celebrate them and even assure them more chances back in parliament without knowing where exactly they draw these grand money. Is it public money, is it personal money, or is there money set by government for harambees? I can't really tell too, but basically, fellow mwananchi we both need to bring that vigilance they talk to us about into leader-choice matters because if we don't, I promise you vision 2030 will just work well if we thought of it as just a mere statement. 

Look at the corruption cases right now, like on at the insecurity cases, look too at the poverty that has hugged us.  It is our duty to determine the future of our country. 

 Whether it shall blossom is upon us. 

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NOW IS THE TIME AND THE DAY. KNOW YOUR LEADER, UNDERSTAND THEIR GOALS, DETERMINE THEIR POTENTIAL!! 

Do not let anyone deceive us anymore. As you line up in those voter registration queues, evaluate your wish for your country. Chose its fate like you think is best. 

WEWE NDIO MWAMUZI!


By: Bornice Jeptoo 

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Kenya National Examination Council (KNEC) is set to release the results of over 525,802 candidates who sat their KCSE examination last year on 3rd of March 2016. The results will be release by Education Cabinet Secretary Dr. Fred Matiang’i at Mitihani house from 9:00 AM.
Candidates, parents/guardians and the general public will be able to access the results by a text message (SMS) KCSE#index–number to 22252 (Safaricom, Orange or Zain). Exam results will be sent to the subscribers upon release of the results.  
The results will also be available on the KNEC website, www.knec.ac.ke, soon after the release.

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KNEC has asked candidates to thoroughly scrutinize their results for accuracy of names, index numbers, gender, school names, code, and individual subjects within the one month appeal window.
In October last year, pressure piled on the government through KNEC to cancel the KCSE examinations over massive irregularities that threatened to dent credibility of the national examinations.
Based on the total declared capacity for degree programmes under Government sponsorship, and the performance analysis of the 2015 K.C.S.E Examination results, the Placement Service will set the cut off point for 2016/2017 admission to degree programmes and diploma programmes. Last year, the cut-off points was at B of 60 points for male candidates and B- of 58 points for female candidates. In addition, all Candidates with a minimum overall grade of C- are eligible to apply for diploma programmes. 

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