KCSE results 2022/2023 top students and schools

Knec Boss . Get details on the release of the KCSE 2022 results in 2023.

Education Cabinet Secretary Ezekiel Machogu released 2022 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) results in January 2023. In the results the CS released information on the KCSE 2022 top 10 candidates nationally. All of them posted straight As.

 

The CS read the names of the KCSE 2022 candidates nationally and stated their schools and mean grades. For live streaming of the just released 2022 KCSE Results 2023, check out the official Knec portal by clicking Here; KCSE 2022 Results Live Coverage-Streaming Live 2022 KCSE Results for All Schools in Kenya!

In KCSE 2019, Buruma Tony emerged the best candidate with a score of 87.159 as shown below.

 

Best performing students.

 

Buruma Tony – Kapsabet Boys – 87.159

Barasa Maryanne Njeri – Kenya High School – 87.087

Aboke David – Kapsabet Boys – 87.085

Antony Owuor Ochieng – Maseno High School – 87.000

Mathuri Natasha Wawira – Kenya High School – 86.961

Kizito Esther – Kenya High School – 86.960

Long’ari Chelagat – Alliance Girls High School – 86.924

Hellen Njoki – Kenya High School – 86.914

Irene Chelagat – Moi Forces Lanet – 86.900

Laura Otieno – St. Brigid’s High School -86.53

Check here for the KCSE 2022 top candidates; Knec portal.

 

Most Improved 2022 KCSE Students from KCPE 2018

 

Most Improved 2020 KCSE Students from KCPE 2016

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Here is the List of KCSE Most Improved Schools

Topping the list of KCSE most improved schools during the recently released Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE 2021 Results 2022) national examinations, is Kaaga Girls High School with a KCSE performance index of 73.98 up from a KCPE mean of 22.38. The schools registered 37 candidates. In the second position came St Joseph’s Girls- Kitale with a performance index of 71.57 up from a KCPE mean of 21.22. The school registered 71 KCSE candidates.

Kisasi Secondary School clinched the Top 3 KCSE most improved schools in the academic year 2021-2022 after posting an impressive mean score of 68.25 up from a KCPE mean of 20.43 for the 27 candidates four years ago.

The above schools indeed prove that there are schools that go an extra mile to ensure value addition among learners in Kenya.

Other KCSE Most Improved Schools in 2022 Knec Results encompass Oriwo Boys High School which posted a KCSE mean of 78.72 up from a KCPE performance index of 31.07, St Joseph’s Rapogi Boys High School which posted a KCSE mean of 77.78 up from a KCPE performance index of 31.12, Riokindo High School which posted a KCSE mean of 65.23 up from a KCPE performance index of 18.13, Light Academy High School which posted a KCSE mean of 76.74 up from a KCPE performance index of 30.15, Moi Gesusu High School which posted a KCSE mean of 70.89 up from a KCPE performance index of 27.16, Saye Mixed High School which posted a KCSE mean of 70.09 up from a KCPE performance index of 26.92, St. Edward Nyabioto High School which posted a KCSE mean of 66.73 up from a KCPE performance index of 24.45,  Wobiero High School which posted a KCSE mean of 70.04 up from a KCPE performance index of 28.08, Chuka Boys High School which posted a KCSE mean of 69.24 up from a KCPE performance index of 27.34, Strathmore School which posted a KCSE mean of 69.57 up from a KCPE performance index of 28.37 and Bashra High School which posted a KCSE mean of 63.57 up from a KCPE performance index of 22.56.

2021-2022 KCSE Results for Kaaga Girls High School

The school mean stands at 73.98. Stay tuned for the official release of the KCSE Results 2021-2022 for Kaaga Girls High School then click Here to access a comprehensive analysis for the 2021 KCSE Results for Kaaga Girls High School and other KCSE 2021-2022 Most improved schools.

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2021-2022 KCSE Results for St Joseph’s Kitale Girls High School

The school mean stands at 71.57 .Stay tuned for the official release of the KCSE Results 2021-2022 for St Joseph’s Girls-Kitale Girls High School then click Here to access a comprehensive analysis for the 2021 KCSE Results for St Joseph’s Girls-Kitale Girls High School and other KCSE 2021-2022 Most improved schools.

2021-2022 KCSE Results for Kisasi High School

The school mean stands at 68.25 . Stay tuned for the official release of the KCSE Results 2021-2022 for Kisasi High School then click Here to access a comprehensive analysis for the 2021 KCSE Results for Kisasi High School and other KCSE 2021-2022 Most improved schools.

2021-2022 KCSE Results for Oriwo Boys High School

The school mean stands at 78.72 . Stay tuned for the official release of the KCSE Results 2021-2022 for Oriwo Boys High School then click Here to access a comprehensive analysis for the 2021 KCSE Results for Oriwo Boys High School and other KCSE 2021-2022 Most improved schools.

2021-2022 KCSE

List of 100 Most Improved KCSE Candidates – KCSE Vs KCPE
Here are the top 100 most improved students in the KCSE 2018 results. Their KCSE results have been compared to that at KCPE.

 

Position → Name → KCSE Perf Index → KCSE.MG → KCPE Marks → Improvement → School

1. Kamau Josphat Mwangi → 79.466 → A- → 278 → 44.089 → Mioro Secondary School

2. Kyulu Richard → 71.114 → B+ → 257 → 41.024 → Tiva Secondary School

3. Maingi George Mburu → 74.169 → 279 → 40.787 → Njenga Karume Secondary

4. Wambui James Kamau → 60.461 → B- → 186 → 40.319 → Gilgil Mixed High school

5. Cheruiyot Gideon → 64.693 → B → 209 → 40.245 → Kapsoit Secondary School

6. Musyoka Erick Muthui → 72.249 → B+ → 269 → 39.999 → St.Peters Nzambani Boys

7. Munene Roy → 72.013 → B+ → 267 → 39.791 → Chung’ari Mixed Day

8. Teresia Kalekye Kioko → 70.027 → B+ → 254 → 38.979 → Kaani Lions Secondary

9. Osman Haret Gedi → 73.021 → B+ → 271 → 38.745 → County High School

10. Dancan Kibet → 79.481 → A- → 312 → 38.661 → Chebwagan Secondary

11. Muvevi Susan Nzisa → 80.443 → A- → 318 → 38.541 → Mbitini Girls’ Secondary

12. Waweru Martin Ngigi → 75.981 → A- → 294 → 38.399 → St Joseph the Worker

13. Nyakundij Nyarangi → 67.989 → B → 249 → 38.007 → Nyameru Mixed Secondary

14. Suuda Mohamed Salat → 48.17 → C+ → 133 → 37.736 → Abakore Mixed Day

15. Okello Bon Face → 77.324 → A- → 298 → 37.688 → Oriwo Boys High School

16. Morris Njoka Njoki → 76.24 → A- → 294 → 37.658 → Rukenya Mixed Day

17. Ochire Alphonce Rasto → 74.119 → B+ → 285 → 37.657 → Oriwo Boys High School

18. Kipngeno Wilborne → 82.774 → A- → 335 → 37.546 → Kericho High School

18. Mwaniki Paul Mwangi → 74.054 → B+ → 281 → 37.646 → Kiurani Secondary School

20. Brian Kipkemoi → 74.099 → B+ 285 → 37.637 → Kamureito High School

Position → Name → KCSE Perf Index → KCSE.MG → KCPE Marks → Improvement → School

21. Wanjala J. Stephen → 69.84 → B+ → 269 → 37.59 → Friends School Bokoli

22. Aron Kipngeno → 74.014 → B+ → 283 → 37.578 → Mengwet Secondary School

23. Wambua D Musembi → 58.546 → B- → 197 → 37.256 → The Valley View School

24. Murage Eliza Wanjiru → 62.671 → B → 224 → 37.023 → Daystar Schools – Nakuru

25. Dalmas Namai → 73.23 → B+ → 276 → 36.888 → Lunza Secondary School

26. Hassan A. Hassan → 67.833 → B → 249 → 36.851 → Don Bosco Secondary

27. Faida Baraka Brian → 72.184 → B+ → 277→ 36.83 → Ngerenya Mixed Secondary

28. Nzyoka Victoria Kanini → 77463 → A- → 310 → 36.667 → Mbitini Girls’ Secondary

29. Odhiambo Wesley → 76.38 → A- → 304 → 36.666 → Kwoyo Oyugis Secondary

30. Waichoya C. Wanjohi → 78.423 → A- → 314 → 36.575 → Giakanja Secondary School

31. Muigai John Njuguna → 73.019 → B+ → 286 → 36.543