The 2022 KCSE examination results are expected to be released on Friday ahead of the beginning of the first term on Monday, January 23.
Education CS Ezekiel Machogu indicated during the release of the KCPE results on December 21 that the results for secondary education exams would be out before schools reopen.
The CS is expected to make the announcement at the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) offices.
And as was the case with the KCPE results, the CS is not expected to reveal which candidate or school performed best in the exams.
This is in keeping with the new government policy of discouraging unhealthy competition between schools and candidates.
Previously, the government outlawed ranking but revealed the identities of best-performing candidates and their schools.
In the 2021 exam results, Kenya High School emerged the best with a mean score of 10.467 followed by Kapsabet Boys with 10.11 points.
Little-known Kisima Mixed in Nyandarua came third with a mean score of 10.05.
Last year, 884,263 candidates sat the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education.
Male candidates were 405,962 while 420,845 were female.
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