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Kenya National Examination Council (KNEC) has introduced a mid July series that will allow adult candidates and those who would like to repeat, to sit for KCSE examinations before the last cohort of form 4 comes to an end in 2027. Notably this years result saw the cancelletation of results for 840 candidates with results for 2,892 candidates being suspended until the conclusion of investigations within 30 days. This comes as the ministry of education insisted that they curbed early examination exposure
Education CS announces introduction of mid-year exams targeting candidates wishing to repeat KCSE
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