The Ministry of Education has officially released the results of the 2025 Kenya Junior Secondary Education Assessment (KJSEA), impacting 1,130,459 learners transitioning to senior secondary school. The results, available via SMS and on the portal kjsea.knec.ac.ke, do not include rankings, aiming to reduce competition.

• A total of 1,130,459 learners sat for the KJSEA exams, with a near-balanced gender distribution of 51.19 percent male and 48.81 percent female.
• Education CS Julius Ogamba announced that seven subjects, including Hindu Religious Education and Integrated Science, showed a higher proportion of learners meeting expectations.
• Final scores combine Grade Six KPSEA (20 percent), school-based assessments in Grades Seven and Eight (20 percent), and the KJSEA (60 percent), placing learners into four performance bands without traditional ranking.