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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 82474, member: 636"] The anxiety is peaking because the exam portal just went live early. The Kenya National Examinations Council flipped the switch on the site used for checking secondary school scores, but don't panic yet, since it shows nothing until Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba gives the green light. They are basically stress-testing the servers before millions of students crash them later this month. Ogamba shut down rumors about leaked grades and confirmed everyone has to wait a bit longer. He maintains the ministry sticks to tradition, meaning the official drop happens within the next couple of weeks. Ignore the gossip claiming otherwise because the real data stays locked up tight until he speaks. Students desperate to see how they performed have three ways to get the numbers. The best bet is hitting the KNEC website directly, punching in an index number, and selecting the relevant year to get a full breakdown of subject scores. This method lets you print the provisional slip immediately. People stuck without data can just text their index number to 20076 using any major carrier like Safaricom or Airtel. Just expect to pay a small fee for the convenience. Schools will also get physical printouts later, meaning visiting the exam center works if you need the official paper document. Scammers are already circling with fake promises of grade fixing or early leaks. The authorities warned everyone to ignore those hustlers and stick to official channels. Also, remember that ranking schools is still banned to stop unhealthy rivalries, implying that no leaderboard appears when the dust settles. [/QUOTE]

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