KUCCPS Releases Placement Results for 2023 KCSE Students: How to Check
On Tuesday, May 21, the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) announced university and TVET placement results for 2023 KCSE students.
CEO Agnes Wahome‘s report revealed that public universities placed 134,743 students to pursue various degree programs. Private universities also placed over 18,000 students to pursue degree courses.
According to Wahome, more male students who sat for their national examinations in 2023 applied for degree courses at universities. Conversely, more female students applied for degree programs at TVET institutions.
The CEO reported that 85 percent of 2023 KCSE candidates had C+ and above-made applications, with 76.2 percent opting for degree courses while the rest opted for diplomas (11,991).
The Bachelor of Education program attracted the highest number of applicants. Since the inception of the central placement system, male applicants have consistently dominated placement in degree programs.
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How to Check Placement Results
To check placement results, university students should log into the student portal at students.kuccps.net.
The applicant’s KCSE index number, KCSE year, and password are all required for login.
Upon logging into their accounts, students will receive information about their selected learning institutions and courses on the dashboard.
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You can check results on the portal without any charges; all you need is data bundles or a Wi-Fi connection.
KUCCPS congratulates all the candidates who have received their placement reports and advises them to visit students.kuccps.net to review the specifics of their university and college placement.
KUCCPS Releases Placement Results for 2023 KCSE Students: How to Check
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