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KCSE 2013 Results Online, KCSE Results 2014 - knec.ac.ke

Results for the 2013 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examinations will now be released on Monday, March 3 and not Tuesday as earlier announced by the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC).

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Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) on Monday announced that the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination results for 2013 will be released on Tuesday, March 4, 2014.

As is tradition the Education, Science and Technology Cabinet Secretary Jacob Kaimenyi is expected to officially release the results at Mitihani House.

The 446,969 candidates who sat the examination in 7,606 centres countrywide will then be able to access their results via Short Message Service (SMS) and on www.knec.ac.ke immediately after.

“To access the 2013 KCSE examination results, send the candidate’s index number to 22252,” an announcement from KNEC read.

Once the results are released, candidates will have until April 4 to appeal for remarking or to raise any discrepancies in the results.

“Upon receipt of the examination results, thoroughly scrutinise the results for correctness and ensure accuracy of, the names, index number and gender; school name and code; and individual subjects,” the council urged.

While 10,620 more candidates sat the KCSE examination in 2013 than 2012, there were numerous reported cases of exam cheating.

Just a day after the exam started on October 22, 2013, four students were charged in a Mombasa court for illegally being in possession of examination material and for being in possession of a mobile phone inside an examination room.

Two days later, two other students were arrested again in Mombasa for the same offences.

KNEC Chief Executive Officer Paul Wasanga also announced the arrest of 20 university students and three principals in connection with exam cheating during the 2013 examination.

“Many of the cases have been reported to us by the concerned stakeholders who include the public and candidates themselves through SMS, email, telephone and some have walked to our offices to give us information on cheating in examinations which is very commendable,” Wasanga said at the time.

The timely release of the results was then threatened by teachers who said they would not mark the papers due to poor conditions in marking centres and poor pay but this was eventually resolved.

In 2012 Tony Edgar of Maseno High School was the top KCSE candidate with a mean score of 89.86 followed by Oliver Kiarie of Maranda High School and Victor Borona of Alliance High School who came in second and third respectively in results released by the late Mutula Kilonzo, Education Minister at the time, a month before he died.