The Kenya National Examination Council has strongly denied social media allegations suggesting irregularities in the marking of the 2024 KCSE examinations.
A controversial social media post caught KNEC’s attention on Thursday, January 9, prompting the examination body to issue an official response. The post had claimed that KNEC was considering random distribution of exam results.
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Allegations Of The Viral Message
The viral message included an alleged confession from someone claiming to be an examiner:
“Hello Wanjabi, I was part of the team marking KCSE. Results have been mixed up, KNEC is planning to give results randomly.”
The social media post went further, suggesting that parents could manipulate their children’s grades to achieve an A plain.
KNEC responded by categorically rejecting all these allegations about the examination marking process.
This came after the release of the 2024 KCSE results where candidates are advised to check the results using the results portal results.knec.ac.ke.
