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The ministry of education has addressed recent misinformation surrounding the university funding model and its connection to the number of students who attained a mean grade of C+ in the 2024 KCSE examination. Through a press statement, education cabinet secretary Ogamba reaffirmed that the minimum university entry requirement remains a C+ and clarified concerns regarding the cost of funding the 2024 KCSE cohort.
Education Ministry clarifies University funding and entry requirements for 2024 KCSE cohort
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