The Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCPE) examination results for the year 2021 are finally out.
Addressing candidates and parents at Mitihani House on Saturday 23 April, Education Cabinet Secretary George Magoha at Mitihani House on Saturday, April 23. said 1138 students have qualified university entry of C+ and above.
The following is the top 15 candidates who performed exemplary
Jeriel Ndeda Obura, a male student from Nairobi’s Mang’u High School, emerged as the top student after attaining 87.167 points, equalling a mean grade of A (plain).
Obura was closely trailed by Mukuhua Timothy Kamau from Alliance High School who attained an A (plain) of 87.139 points. Below is a list of the students who outdid themselves in the 2021 KCSE.
1. Jeriel Ndeda Obura – Mang’u High School – 87.167 (A plain)
2. Mukuha Timothy Kamau – Alliance High School – 87.139 (A plain)
3. Job Ngara – Mang’u High School – 87.1 (A plain)
4. Chege David Kamau – St Joseph High School Kitale – 87 (plain)
5. Ramadham Musa Tembo – Light Academy – 87.1 (A plain)
6. Muendo Sicily Mutheu – Kenya High School – 87.086 (A plain)
7. Ian Mwai Toyota – Kakamega High School – 87.08 (A plain)
8. Rita Shekina – Kenya High School – 87.079 (A plain)
9. Mushindi Daniel Ouma – Light Academy – 87 ( A plain)
10. Brenda Cherotich – Kipsigis Girls High School – 87 (A plain)
11. Mugane Job Ngatia – Strathmore School – 87 (A plain)
12. Prettie Ariona Adaga – Kapsabet High School – 87(A plain)
13. Mutethia Adanga Caleb – Mang’u High School – 87 (A plain)
14. Abiya Melanie Nelima – Kenya High School – 87 (A plain)
15. Maina Milicent – Kenya High School – 87 (A plain)