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1. Exam Result Corrections: Law Simplified KNEC allows for limited corrections on exam results — but only when there's clear proof of error on their part, or from the school. Corrections are usually possible only within a short window after results are released (especially for subject/marks issues). 2. Procedure to Follow by Scenario 📝 A. Name or Index Number Error Identify the error (e.g., misspelled name, wrong index number) Collect supporting documents: Correct school admission records ID/birth certificate Copy of certificate/result slip Write a formal letter to KNEC via the school or directly Swear an affidavit confirming correct information 📊 B. Subject Entry or Grade Error Raise issue immediately after results are released School head must write to KNEC on your behalf Provide: Admission register Timetable and subject registration form Marking scheme inconsistencies (if any) If accepted, KNEC issues an amended statement of results ⚠️ KNEC rarely changes grades once officially released unless there’s proof of technical error. 🧑🏾🏫 C. Missing Subjects or Incomplete Results School must verify you sat for the subject Attach: Timetable...
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