On Monday 28th,schools reopened after two-week holiday break. Parents are seen making arrangements with their children to have the final term run.
It’s at this time that the Kenya National Examination Council (KNEC) has revealed that this year, the body is expecting to have 2.3M candidates who will be sitting for their KCPE and KCSE Exams.
Schools are not alleged to prepare their learners and have them ready for the exams.
The Kenya National Examination Council has released the timetable, requirements and instructions for the Kenya Certificate of secondary Education that learners will be expected to abide by.
The KCSE exams are set to commence on November 6th across all the schools in the country. Students will start with English and chemistry( Functional Skills) papers.
The 2023 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) will end on Friday November, 24h as those students taking Physics will be concluding their practical.
Examination irregularities is prohibited , and as per that Kenya National Examination Council has issued strict instructions to the candidates who will be sitting for the exams. The council however warned candidates not to bring any paper, books, notes or materials except for the needed question papers that is explicitly authorized by the council. Any student who will appear thirty minutes late for the required time will not be given the exam, the council added.
If by any chance a candidate commits any of the irregularity, he or she will have the results for the whole subject cancelled and the candidate will receive a “Y” overall.
According to KNEC, if their will exhibit for the widespread irregularities in any examination center, the examination results for the entire center will be cancelled.
Candidates are advised to slightly reach the examination venue earlier before the starting time and conduct themselves in a good manner during the exams period.
