Jariel Ndenda Obura top student in 2021 KCSE exams

Jariel Ndeda Obura from Mang’u high school is the 2021 KCSE exams top student with a mean score of 87.167.    

He was followed closely by Mukuha Timothy Kamau from Alliance high school who scored a mean of 87.139.

The third position was taken by Job Ngara from Mang’u high school who managed to score 87.1 points.

Chege David Kamau from Saint Joseph Kitale came it at fourth position nationally with a mean grade of 87 while,

Ramadhan Musa Tepo from Light Academy took the fifth position having scored a mean grade of 87.1.

The number six position was taken by Mwendo, Cicily Mutheu of Kenya high school who scored 87.086 while Ian Mwai Toyota from Kakamega high school took the seventh position with a mean grade of 87.08.

The eight position went to Rita Shekinnah of Kenya High school who Managed a mean score of 87.07 while Mshindi Daniel Ouma from Light Academy scored a mean of of 87 points.

Brenda Cherotich from Kipsigis High school took the Tenth position with a mean grade of 87 points.

The 2021 KSCE exams results were released Saturday afternoon my Education Cabinet Secretary Proffesor George Magoha.

All candidates are advised to collect their results from  their respective examination centres.

Individual candidates results can also  be accessed by sending a candidate’s index number  followed by the initials “KCSE” through a Short  Message Service (SMS) to 20076.