Knec explains how Mobile Phones are used to cheat in KCSE Exams Mobile Phones continue to pose a major challenge in the effective administration of national examinations in the country. According to the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC), invigilators, school administrators, and even non‐teaching staff, such as cooks, are required to surrender their mobile phones, which […]

The Kenya National Examination Council has raised alarm over Sh3.7 billion budget gap that risks affecting this year’s KCSE exam. The KCSE exam started on October 21 and will end on November 21. Knec is now seeking disbursement of Sh3.72 billion deficit, to adequately fund this year’s examination. Education CS Julius Ogamba said the money

Knec final guide for KPSEA, KJSEA Supervisors, Invigilators and Centre Managers IMPORTANT INFORMATION FROM THE KENYA NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL (KNEC) Sitting plan for KPSEA and KJSEA shall be done once and shall not be stamped,It will be returned on the last day.  OMR forms,answer scripts and counterfoils are packed separately in their individual poly bags