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KENYA UNIVERSITIES AND CO LLEGES CENTRAL PLACEMENT SERVICE PROGRAMME CUT-OFF POINTS CODE INSTITUTION NAME 2013 COP 2014 COP 2015 COP 2016 COP BACHELOR OF ARTS 1105101 CHUKA UNIVERSITY 25 28.74 30.99 24.952 1057101 EGERTON UNIVERSITY 25 28.39 30.02 25.256 1111101 KENYATTA UNIVERSITY 25 32.14 29.97 24.382 1087101 KISII UNIVERSITY 0 31.289 31.918 26.569 1170101 MACHAKOS UNIVERSITY 25 28.49 23 24.786 1229101 MASENO UNIVERSITY 33.29 31.327 23 24.545 1253101 MOI UNIVERSITY 25 28.31 28.97 25.734 1117101 PWANI UNIVERSITY 25 0 0 0 1166101 SOUTH EASTERN KENYA UNIVERSITY 0 0 23 25.365 1515101 TOM MBOYA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 0 0 0 28.293 1263101 UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI 36.6 25.0 28.5 25.344 BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE 1063102 TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF MOMBASA 0 0 40.958 41.385 1111102 KENYATTA UNIVERSITY 0 0 44.129 43.874 1112102 TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF KENYA 44.061 44.448 43.429 43.405 1263102 UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI 44.998 45.328 45.341 44.614 BACHELOR OF QUANTITY SURVEYING 1249103 JOMO KENYATTA UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY 43.678 44.409 44.5 43.247 1112103 TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF KENYA 0 0 0 42.562 1263103 UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI 44.23 44.742 44.861 43.774 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (QUANTITY SURVEYING) 1112104 TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF KENYA 43.229 43.983 43.58 0 BACHELOR OF ARTS (DESIGN) 1263105 UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI 38.966 40.436 40.876 36.809 BACHELOR OF ARTS (ANTHROPOLOGY) 1480106 THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF EAST AFRICA 0 0 23 31.594 1263106 UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI 25 25 23 25.478 BACHELOR OF ACTUARIAL SCIENCE 1053107 JARAMOGI OGINGA ODINGA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 38.339 39.84 36.39 33.18 1057107 EGERTON UNIVERSITY 43.387 43.575 41.251 41.278 1079107 KIRINYAGA UNIVERSITY 0 0 0 26.145 1162107 DAYSTAR UNIVERSITY 0 0 31.064 36.404 1173107 DEDAN KIMATHI UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY 40.887 41.885 41.071 38.32 1096107 GARISSA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 0 0 0 25.968 1249107 JOMO KENYATTA UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY 43.997 44.345 43.073 42.604 1244107 KARATINA UNIVERSITY 39.168 40.914 37.456 37.066 1111107 KENYATTA UNIVERSITY 44.143 44.718 44.352 43.086 1087107 KISII UNIVERSITY 43.356 31.452 39.817 35.382 1229107 MASENO UNIVERSITY 42.711 42.53 41.74 40.131 1240107 MERU UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 43.368 32.275 38.9 37.543 1253107 MOI UNIVERSITY 43.491 44.25 42.466 42.055 1279107 MOUNT KENYA UNIVERSITY 0 0 28.94 30.732 1164107 MULTIMEDIA UNIVERSITY OF KENYA 41.206 42.362 40.758 40.039 1246107 MURANGA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY 0 0 0 24.21 1166107 SOUTH EASTERN KENYA UNIVERSITY 39.732 40.533 33.67 33.331 1480107 THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF EAST AFRICA 0 0 29.52 31.375 1515107 TOM MBOYA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 0 0 0 26.784 1114107 UNIVERSITY OF ELDORET 42.121 42.516 39.872 39.421 1118107 UNIVERSITY OF KABIANGA 39.821 41.092 32.829 34.741 1263107 UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI 44.778 45.053 44.88 43.777 11 of 43 KENYA UNIVERSITIES AND CO LLEGES CENTRAL PLACEMENT SERVICE PROGRAMME CUT-OFF POINTS CODE INSTITUTION NAME 2013 COP 2014 COP 2015 COP 2016 COP BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY) 1173108 DEDAN KIMATHI UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY 39.688 38.484 38.764 33.985 1249108 JOMO KENYATTA UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY 42.937 40.499 41.346 38.86 1087108 KISII UNIVERSITY 37.25 38.937 34.653 30.262 1229108 MASENO UNIVERSITY 40.835 40.986 38.8 37.253 1082108 MASINDE MULIRO UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 0 0 35.082 35.157 1279108 MOUNT KENYA UNIVERSITY 0 0 0 24.103 1164108 MULTIMEDIA UNIVERSITY OF KENYA 38.245 39.717 39.86 35.421 1117108 PWANI UNIVERSITY 39.074 34.901 36.44 31.867 1093108 UNIVERSITY OF EMBU 0 32.201 34.771 23.928 1263108 UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI 43.496 43.637 41.916 40.185 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (MATHEMATICS) 1096109 GARISSA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 25 0 23 0 1108109 KIBABII UNIVERSITY 33.919 30.037 29.534 24.735 1460109 KIRIRI WOMENS UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 0 0 30.03 25.263 1165109 MAASAI MARA UNIVERSITY 30.639 35.341 33.103 25.194 1170109 MACHAKOS UNIVERSITY 25 33.099 31.041 26.388 1229109 MASENO UNIVERSITY 35.954 37.836 35.82 32.623 1082109 MASINDE MULIRO UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 41.391 25 0 0 1117109 PWANI UNIVERSITY 0 0 31.409 31.577 1073109 RONGO UNIVERSITY 36.219 30.779 30.282 25.271 1166109 SOUTH EASTERN KENYA UNIVERSITY 32.764 33.879 31.164 26.026 1112109 TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF KENYA 36.075 37.816 37.014 32.633 1480109 THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF EAST AFRICA 0 0 28.99 25.702 1181109 UNIVERSITY OF EASTERN AFRICA, BARATON 0 0 28.602 26.012 1263109 UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI 39.294 41.098 40.922 37.296 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (METEOROLOGY) 1166110 SOUTH EASTERN KENYA UNIVERSITY 25 25 23 24.584 1263110 UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI 38.614 31.939 31.016 27.758 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (BIOLOGY) 1053111 JARAMOGI OGINGA ODINGA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 25 28.727 23 23.258 1249111 JOMO KENYATTA UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY 0 0 28.357 30.498 1111111 KENYATTA UNIVERSITY 33.913 35.363 36.199 28.97 1108111 KIBABII UNIVERSITY 25 28.673 23 22.093 1087111 KISII UNIVERSITY 25 28.848 28.656 0 1170111 MACHAKOS UNIVERSITY 25 28.035 28.237 23.439 1082111 MASINDE MULIRO UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 25 31.524 30.201 24.144 1117111 PWANI UNIVERSITY 0 0 29.432 25.674 1166111 SOUTH EASTERN KENYA UNIVERSITY 25 27.426 28.548 22.622 1480111 THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF EAST AFRICA 0 0 27.04 22.169 1181111 UNIVERSITY OF EASTERN AFRICA, BARATON 0 0 27.187 31.376 1093111 UNIVERSITY OF EMBU 25 29.985 23 21.976 1263111 UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI 33.745 36.323 36.747 27.622 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (BIOCHEMISTRY 1244112 KARATINA UNIVERSITY 42.356 27.269 36.452 25.547 1176112 LAIKIPIA UNIVERSITY 35.364 37.241 0 0 1253112 MOI UNIVERSITY 0 40.669 41.972 37.409 1263112 UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI 43.313 43.932 42.966 40.207 1105112 CHUKA UNIVERSITY 37.054 38.681 34.182 32.348 1057112 EGERTON UNIVERSITY 44.006 34.981 39.993 35.692 1111112 KENYATTA UNIVERSITY 42.246 42.942 42.284 38.171 1087112 KISII UNIVERSITY 36.362 38.868 34.98 30.465 1082112 MASINDE MULIRO UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 0 0 36.466 33.037 1117112 PWANI UNIVERSITY 37.863 38.651 35.164 30.448 1073112 RONGO UNIVERSITY 35.019 36.962 32.879 27.858 1112112 TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF KENYA 40.269 41.712 39.959 35.457 1114112 UNIVERSITY OF ELDORET 38.635 40.06 31.632 33.746 1093112 UNIVERSITY OF EMBU 0 0 0 24.662 1118112 UNIVERSITY OF KABIANGA 37.072 38.166 31.89 30.19 22 of 43 KENYA UNIVERSITIES AND CO LLEGES CENTRAL PLACEMENT SERVICE PROGRAMME CUT-OFF POINTS CODE INSTITUTION NAME 2013 COP 2014 COP 2015 COP 2016 COP BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (GEOLOGY) 1166113 SOUTH EASTERN KENYA UNIVERSITY 25 28.311 23 23.571 1263113 UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI 35.551 37.264 34.972 34.979 BACHELOR OF ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY 1111114 KENYATTA UNIVERSITY 40.433 41.37 39.513 36.956 1087114 KISII UNIVERSITY 35.815 38.365 30.877 31.971 1164114 MULTIMEDIA UNIVERSITY OF KENYA 37.026 39.558 31.852 33.743 1114114 UNIVERSITY OF ELDORET 38.861 39.552 28.043 33.102 1093114 UNIVERSITY OF EMBU 0 30.121 32.821 25.249 1249114 JOMO KENYATTA UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY 41.548 41.22 37.654 37.036 1246114 MURANGA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY 0 0 0 24.175 1263114 UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI 0 0 0 36.01 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE COMPUTER SCIENCE 1600115 ALUPE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 0 0 0 27.368 1105115 CHUKA UNIVERSITY 38.852 39.622 33.08 34.891 1173115 DEDAN KIMATHI UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY 40.462 40.757 40.976 38.72 1096115 GARISSA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 33.429 0 23 23.191 1088115 GRETSA UNIVERSITY 0 0 29.19 26.923 1249115 JOMO KENYATTA UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY 44.325 44.206 44.595 43.035 1244115 KARATINA UNIVERSITY 36.995 38.143 34.296 32.948 1169115 KENYA HIGHLANDS EVANGELICAL UNIVERSITY 0 0 23 23.214 1111115 KENYATTA UNIVERSITY 43.713 43.987 44.268 42.779 1580115 KENYATTA UNIVERSITY - MAMA NGINA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 0 0 0 25.539 1108115 KIBABII UNIVERSITY 25 34.881 35.23 24.246 1079115 KIRINYAGA UNIVERSITY 0 0 0 23.743 1460115 KIRIRI WOMENS UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 0 0 29.37 27.949 1087115 KISII UNIVERSITY 37.045 38.727 33.336 34.566 1176115 LAIKIPIA UNIVERSITY 25 36.121 36.766 32.682 1165115 MAASAI MARA UNIVERSITY 36.035 38.704 36.228 32.17 1170115 MACHAKOS UNIVERSITY 31.994 37.619 37.151 32.524 1229115 MASENO UNIVERSITY 40.899 41.853 40.245 39.079 1082115 MASINDE MULIRO UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 39.575 40.577 35.061 36.874 1240115 MERU UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 36.972 38.299 29.429 33.548 1253115 MOI UNIVERSITY 42.996 43.363 43.519 40.713 1164115 MULTIMEDIA UNIVERSITY OF KENYA 41.731 42.585 42.761 40.518 1246115 MURANGA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY 0 0 0 24.574 1117115 PWANI UNIVERSITY 37.85 39.026 39.617 36.666 1166115 SOUTH EASTERN KENYA UNIVERSITY 37.363 38.259 32.889 32.935 1107115 ST.
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  • Updates on the Kenyan Educational System

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