The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has released the 2025 KCSE and KJSEA examination feedback reports, question papers and marking schemes, giving schools, teachers, and learners access to official examination materials.
The publications include the 2025 KCSE Examination Feedback Reports, which have been organised into four volumes covering Languages, Mathematics and Sciences, Humanities, as well as Technical and Creative Arts.
The reports provide feedback on candidates’ performance in different subjects and are intended to support teachers and schools in identifying areas of strength and weakness following the 2025 examinations.
KNEC has also released the 2025 KJSEA Examination Feedback Reports in three volumes covering Languages, Sciences and Pre-technical Mathematics, as well as Humanities, Creative Arts and Sports.
The KJSEA reports cover subjects including English, Kiswahili, Kenya Sign Language, Mathematics, Integrated Science, Agriculture, Pre-Technical Studies, Social Studies, CRE, IRE, HRE, and Creative Arts and Sports.
Alongside the feedback reports, KNEC has made available the 2025 KCSE examination question papers and marking schemes covering Languages, Mathematics and Sciences, Humanities, and Technical and Creative Arts.
The council has also released the 2024 KCSE examination question papers and marking schemes, providing learners and teachers with previous examination materials for revision and preparation.
For primary and junior secondary learners, KNEC has made available KPSEA and KJSEA question papers and marking schemes, including the 2025 and 2024 KPSEA assessment papers and answers to objective questions.
The 2025 KJSEA assessment papers and marking schemes are also available, adding to the range of official examination resources that schools can access.
The publications come as preparations for the 2026 national examinations and assessments get underway, with the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) having begun identifying teachers who could be deployed as Centre Managers, Supervisors and Invigilators.
Kenyans.co.ke earlier reported that Curriculum Support Officers are engaging Heads of Institutions to collect details of suitable teachers for entry into KNEC’s CP2 online deployment system, with Sub-County Directors of Education required to ensure the information is entered by the end of September.
The KNEC publications are available at varying prices, generally ranging between Ksh950 and Ksh1,550, depending on the publication and volume. They can be purchased from the KNEC Bookshop in Nairobi.
