Gillian Mukami Ndungu who sat his Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education examinations at Kabarak High School -Nakuru, last year says he is both anxious and optimistic ahead of the release of the results on Thursday.
His sentiments were echoed by Samwel Githinji Githimu who sat the tests at Nakuru Day Secondary School.
"I have goose bumps, but I trust God to get good results,” said Githimu.
The two candidates are among hundreds of thousands of youth from Nakuru County who sat their KCSE exams last year.
The results determines the future of the young men and women as they pursue different careers.
The exam body, the Kenya National Examinations Council, in a statement posted on its official Facebook page, stated; "We wish to inform candidates, parents/guardians, stakeholders and the general public that the 2015 KCSE examination results will be released by the Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Education, Science and Technology on Thursday, March 3.’’
The ceremony will be held at Mitihani House from 9 am.
The statement further said that candidates can access their results by sending a sms to 22252 indicating their index numbers.