2025 KJSEA results released, how to access results

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The Ministry of Education has released the Kenya Junior Secondary Education Assessment (KJSEA) results for Grade 9 learners who sat their exam between October 27th and November 3rd, 2025. Students can now access their performance records online and review the senior secondary schools they qualify for.

This national exam  determines the transition from junior to senior secondary under the Competency-Based Curriculum. The assessment contributes 60% of a learner’s final grade, while the remaining 40% comes from school-based evaluations completed throughout the year.

Senior school pathways

Learners are expected to begin choosing senior secondary pathways, including STEM, Arts and Sports Science, Social Sciences, and Technical or Vocational training.. The Ministry has assured parents that all eligible learners will receive placement and urged teachers and counsellors to guide students through the selection process.

Today’s release of KJSEA results marks a key step in the country’s ongoing rollout of the CBC and the shift to a more holistic evaluation system.

IMPORTANT KJSEA Dates

11th Dec 2025 – release of KJSEA results

15th Dec 2025 – Placement process to Senior Schools

23rd Dec 2025 –  End of Placement process, Leaners can check for the school they have been placed

23rd Dec – 6th Jan 2026 – Handling of placement grievances by the Junior Sch HT

12th Jan 2026 – Reporting of Grade 9 Leaners to Senior Schools.

To access the 2025 KJSEA results click https://kjsea.knec.ac.ke/

You need an assessment number and one of the learner’s name.

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