KCSE 2021: Top students in Sub-Counties

1. Anthony Njuguna Muhoro – Kiamaiana Secondary School – 84.634
2. Owino Eric – Akoko Secondary – 83.71
3. Karitha Clinto – Angaini Mixed Secondary – 81.449
4. Echesa Alukoti – Matunda Day Secondary School – 81.237
5. Frank Wagura – St. James Kiarithia – 79.4
6. Mulei Kelvin – Dandora Secondary School – 79.213
7. Dennis Mwamburi – 78.246
8. Ronald Kipkoech – Kiblabotwa Secondary School – 74.9

Female – 349 female students and 781 male students scores a mean grade of A (Plain).

How to receive the KCSE 2021 Results

There are various ways of getting your KCSE 2021 results from Knec; after they have been officially announced. These include:

Using the Knec SMS Code, visiting the Knec online portal and going to your former school to collect your results.

Getting your KCSE 2021 results through the Knec SMS Code 20076.

Getting your KCSE 2021 results through the Knec SMS code remains the fastest way of accessing your results. See how to go about it, below.

Step No.	Required Action
Step 1	Go to Messages on your mobile phone and select new message
Step 2	In the new message window, type in your KCSE 2020 index number in full followed by the word ‘KCSE’
Step 3	This is an example of how your index should look like;
Step 4	Check the index number again and if satisfied it is correct, the, send the message to the KNEC Official SMS Code 20076.
Step 5	Wait for the reply from Knec with your full KCSE 2020 results.

How to check 2021 KCSE Results online

You can check out KCSE Results 2021/2022 Online via the Knec portal. To check your 2021/2022 KNEC KCSE results online, go to the KNEC website: http://www.knec-portal.ac.ke/ and enter your Index number.

To use this method to check results for 2021/2022 you only need to remember your index number and access your mobile phone or computer below is the procedure you can follow: