In Summary
- KUCCPS guidelines for the application portal
- Placement qualification process
- mandate of the KUCCPS placements
Kenya’s Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) has issued a time-sensitive announcement, urging students to swiftly apply for tertiary courses before the imminent closure of the application portal.
With a mere 10-hour window, aspiring students are advised to take prompt action to secure their desired educational paths.
KUCCPS guidelines for application portal
In an official statement released on Thursday, April 25, KUCCPS emphasized the urgency of the situation, stating that the application portal would cease operations by the day’s end.
This development impacts individuals who undertook the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) between 2000 and 2023.
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Addressing applicants who previously received notifications of unsuccessful course placements, KUCCPS instructed them to log into students.kuccps.net and explore the available options listed on the portal.
Notably, students who had previously made selections were advised against reapplying, emphasizing the importance of adhering to the provided guidelines.
Placement qualification process
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For students who attained a minimum grade of D+, various diploma and certificate programs await at approved colleges, polytechnics, and Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions.
However, eligibility for degree courses is reserved for those who achieved a grade of C+ and above.
During the second revision process, KUCCPS outlined specific requirements for applicants. The full KCSE Index Number must be entered into the designated slot on the login page, omitting the slash (/). Additionally, students are urged to utilize either their KCPE Index Number or Birth Certificate Number as their password for authentication purposes.
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In a cautionary note, KUCCPS highlighted that courses not listed on the portal are presently unavailable for application, indicating that they may have reached capacity during previous rounds of submissions.
However, the service also extends limited opportunities for Artisan Certificate Programs, catering to students who did not attain a minimum grade of D+ in their KCSE examinations.
This time-sensitive directive underscores KUCCPS’s commitment to facilitating accessible and equitable tertiary education opportunities for Kenya’s student population.
