Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has announced that the Kenya Junior Secondary Education Assessment (KJSEA) results will be released in December 2025. As Education Report Reports, The announcement comes as the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) completes its marking and verification exercise for over 900,000 candidates who sat the exam nationwide.
The KJSEA, introduced under the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC), assesses learners in Grade 9 before they advance to senior secondary education. It focuses on skills, knowledge, and application rather than rote memorization.
How to Check the 2025 KJSEA Results
Once officially released, students and parents can check the KJSEA results using the following methods:
- Online via KNEC Portal: Visit www.knec.ac.ke and log in with the candidate’s index number.
- SMS Service: Send the candidate’s index number to the official KNEC results code.
- School Access: Schools will be able to download bulk results directly from the KNEC system.
KNEC has promised faster and more efficient online access this year, ensuring timely availability of the results.
The KJSEA 2025 results will play a major role in guiding students’ transition to senior secondary education, where they will choose their academic pathways – Arts and Sports, STEM, or Social Sciences.
According to CS Ogamba, the 2025 assessment was conducted successfully with improved exam integrity and security measures. He added that CBC learners are the future of Kenya’s skills-driven economy.
“We are developing learners who can think, create, and innovate,” said Ogamba.
After the release, schools will hold career guidance sessions to help students and parents understand the available senior school pathways. The government will also publish placement details in early 2026.
The KJSEA Results 2025 release in December will mark another significant step in Kenya’s CBC education transformation. Students, parents, and teachers are encouraged to keep checking official Ministry and KNEC updates to stay informed.
