Kari Mwailu Primary School’s Mumo Faith is the top 2020 KCPE candidate in the country, after scoring 433 marks out of the total 500.
Announcing the national exam’s results on Wednesday, Education CS George Magoha said the 2020 Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) candidates’ overall performance remained the same compared to 2019.
Public schools scooped ten out of the 15 slots of overall best candidates, with girls taking eight including the first three overall slots.
How to check 2020 KCPE results
To get individual 2020 KCPE results, the ministry in collaboration with telecommunication companies have set up a short message service.
You are supposed to send INDEX NUMBER followed by the initials KCPE to 20076.
The 2020 KCPE overall performance improved compared to 2019. Although the mark of the top candidate dropped from 440 to 433 in 2020, the mean average performance and quality of grades for all candidates is higher.
Here are the top 15 candidates countrywide.
- Mumo Faith Kawee – Kari Mwailu (433 marks)
- Wesonga Yvette — Nanzala Chogoria Girls (432 marks)
- Muriithi Angel Gakenia — Maseno Girls Boarding(432 marks)
- Wanyonyi Samuel Makhanu — Nzoia Sugar Co. (431 marks)
- Castro Williams — Crystal Hill Academy (431 marks)
- Tarus Chepkemboi Laureen – St Mathew’s Septonok (431 marks)
- Kipkirui Abiud — Lessos Hills Adventist (430 marks)
- Mwangi Margaret Waruguru – Karatina D.E.B (429 marks)
- Bernice Checed Omondi — Nairobi Primary (429 marks)
- Kiogora Joy Nkatha — Chogoria Girls (429 marks)
- Daniel Chris Mboya – Crystal Hill Academy (428 marks)
- Njenga Lowell Mwagambo — Emmanuel Springs Academy (428 marks)
- Jeff Mutugi — Fred’s Academy (428 marks)
- Polycup Kiyondi Ombongi — Ober Boys (428 marks)
- Debrah Zawadi — Emmanuel Springs Academy (428 marks)
