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On Friday, Education CS Amina Mohammed released KCSE results and recommended the most improved candidates.

The candidates whose names she read out have impressed many Kenyans, with a number of them making the best out of a not so good performance in their KCPE exams.

Here is a list of the students with their scores in this year's KCSE and their KCPE marks:

1. Kamau Josphat Mwangi A- (KCPE 257 MARKS) Mioro secondary school.

2.Duncan Kibet A- (KCPE 312 MARKS) Chebwagan Secondary School.

3. Kipngeno Wilborne A- (KCPE 335) Kericho High School

4.Okello Bornface A- (KCPE 298 MARKS) Oriwo Boys High school

5. Waweru Martin Ngigi A- (KCPE 294 MARKS) St Josephs- Mang'u

6. Muvevi Susan Nzisa A- (KCPE 318 MARKS) Mbithi Secondary School

7.Morris Njoka Njoki A- (KCPE 294 MARKS) Rukenya Mixed-Day 

8. Ochire Alphonce Rasto B+ -( KCPE 285 MARKS) Oriwo Boys

9. Paul Mwangi B+ (KCPE 281 MARKS) Kiurani Secondary School

10. Brian Kipkemoi B+(KCPE 288 MARKS) Kamureito High School

11. Kiyulu Richard B+(KCPE 257 MARKS) Tiva Secondary School

12. Munene Roy B+(KCPE 267 MARKS) Changari Mixed-Day school

13. Teresia Kalekye kioko B+(KCPE 254 MARKS) Kaani Lion Secondary School

14.Osman Haret Gedi B+ (KCPE 271MARKS)

15. Cheruyot Gideon B -(KCPE 209 MARKS) Kapsoit secondary School

16. Suuda Mohammed Salat C+ (KCPE 133 MARKS) Abakore Mixed-Day Secondary School.