Summary
In the results released at the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) in Nairobi, the top candidate scored 437 marks and only 5,190 managed over 400 marks.
Only 5,190 obtained 400 marks and above compared to 7,560 in 2015.Only 21 cases of malpractices and attempted cheating were reported across the country.
Some 952,021 candidates wrote the tests from November 1 to November 3 — an evaluation that marks the transition from primary to secondary schools.
