KCSE 2025 GRADING SYSTEM UPDATE: What You Need to Know

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KCSE 2025 GRADING SYSTEM UPDATE: What You Need to Know 
Published on January 7, 2026  
By BCN Networks – Empowering Learning, Connecting Futures
As we await the KCSE 2025 results, expected in the second week of January 2026, here is the proposed grading scale that is generating attention among students, parents, and educators.

📊 Proposed Grade “A” Boundaries Per Subject (2025)

The revised KNEC grading system now calculates your final Mean Grade based on:

- Mathematics
- One language (English or Kiswahili)
- Five other best-performing subjects
Here are the subject-specific boundaries for an A Plain grade:
- Mathematics:57%  
- English: 78%  
- Kiswahili: 78%  
- Chemistry:65%  
- Biology: 78%  
- Physics: 60%  
- Geography: 65%  
- Business Studies: 85%  
- Agriculture:80%  
- Computer Studies: 75%  
- History & Government: 89%  
- C.R.E: 91%

🎓 Message to the KCSE 2025 Candidates
"Life Rewards the Brave." 
This new system is designed to favor your academic strengths and improve access to University and TVET placement.
As the Education CS prepares to release the results, stay updated via our platform and follow real-time announcements.
Stay Tuned!
We’ll provide live coverage once the official results are announced.  

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  1. Anonymous7 January 2026 at 23:16

    Grade allocation... A plain overall grade is how many points?

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