Eva Nyambura
Jariel Ndeda of Mang’u High School is the top candidate in the 2021 Kenya Certificate of Secondary School (KCSE).
Ndeda scored an A of 87.167, announced Education Cabinet Secretary George Magoha on Saturday.
Ndeda was followed by Mukuha Timothy Kamau of Alliance High School with 87.167 and Job Ngara of Mangu High School with 87.116.
Read: How To Check KCSE 2021 Results
Other top students include:
Chege David Kamau (87.104) – St Joseph’s Boys High School Kitale
Ramadhan Musa Tepo (87.103) – Light Academy
Mwendo Cecily Mutheu (87.086) – Kenya High School
Ian Mwai Toyota (87.084) – Kakamega High School
Pita Shekinah Wise (87.079) – Kenya High School
Mshindi Daniel Ouma (87.076) – Light Academy
Brenda Cherotich (87.066) – Kipsigis Girls’ High School
Mugane Job Ngatia (87.064) – Strathmore School
Pretie Ariona Adanga (87.059) – Kapsabet Boys
Mutethya Caleb Ngumbau (87.057) – Mang’u High School
Abiyah Melanie Nelima (87.047) – Kenya High School
Maina Millicent Wamuru (87.04) – Kenya High School
1,138 candidates scored As (plain); 349 are females and 789 males.
Those who scored C+ and above were just over 145,000 down from 143,000 in 2020.
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