KNEC KCSE Grading System 2018 in Kenya

KNEC recently released the KCSE grading system they will use for the 2018 national examinations. The system is based on a numeric 12-point scale from 1-12 and an expanded letter grade ranging from A to E (A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, C-, D+, D, D-, E). The expanded letter grade means C+ is the 'pass' grade that allows students to join a public university. It is a grade most students can aim for when sitting for their exams. Many universities and employers consider grades C to E as insignificant nowadays. A is the best grade a student can strive to get. It takes a mixture of grades A- to B- for a student to enroll in a good university

Percent	Grade	Points
80-100%	A	12
75-79%	A-	11
70-74%	B+	10
65-69%	B	9
60-64%	B-	8
55-59%	C+	7
50-54%	C	6
45-49%	C-	5
40-44	D+	4
35-39	D	3
30-34	D-	2
0-29%	E	1

2018 KCSE results likely to be released on December 20

 

KNEC recently released the KCSE grading system they will use for the 2018 national examinations. The system is based on a numeric 12-point scale from 1-12 and an expanded letter grade ranging from A to E (A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, C-, D+, D, D-, E). The expanded letter grade means C+ is the 'pass' grade that allows students to join a public university. It is a grade most students can aim for when sitting for their exams. Many universities and employers consider grades C to E as insignificant nowadays. A is the best grade a student can strive to get. It takes a mixture of grades A- to B- for a student to enroll in a good university. Read more: https://www.tuko.co.ke/290174-kcse-grading-system-2018.html#290174

KNEC recently released the KCSE grading system they will use for the 2018 national examinations. The system is based on a numeric 12-point scale from 1-12 and an expanded letter grade ranging from A to E (A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, C-, D+, D, D-, E). The expanded letter grade means C+ is the 'pass' grade that allows students to join a public university. It is a grade most students can aim for when sitting for their exams. Many universities and employers consider grades C to E as insignificant nowadays. A is the best grade a student can strive to get. It takes a mixture of grades A- to B- for a student to enroll in a good university.