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Now that all the excitement and shock of the 2016 KCSE results has gone down, heres a look at our analysis #KCSE2016Analysis

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Final word: It's going to be challenging going forward for Higher Education in Kenya #KCSE2016Analysis

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Conclusion 5: Marketing in Higher Ed hasn't changed much since the 80s, it's time to evolve or your institution will die #KCSE2016Analysis

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Conclusion 4: Differentiation is the only way unis and colleges will compete. Marketing strategies have to change! #KCSE2016Analysis

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Note:KCSE meangrade of C+ and above qualifies you to pursue a Bachelors Degree course and automatic government sponsorship #KCSE2016Analysis

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Conclusion 3:Public unis can absorb all qualified students(opinion). What will happen to the private unis degree programs?
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Conclusion 2: Public Uni parallel programs are in trouble. Where will they get the revenue needed to undertake development et al?

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Conclusion 1: Less revenue for universities and colleges due to decline in number of qualified students.
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KCSE cancelled results
2016= 0
2015= 5,101
Diff= -5,101
How is this even possible?
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KCSE Meangrade E
2016=33,399
2015=5,350
Diff= 28,049

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KCSE Meangrade D-
2016=149,929
2015=48,658
Diff= 101,271

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KCSE Meangrade D
2016=112,135
2015=79,555
Diff= 32,580
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KCSE Meangrade D+
2016=80,951
2015=74,115
Diff= 1,794
Conclusion: TVETs, Polytechnics, Police training colleges win!
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KCSE Meangrade C-
2016=61,026
2015=74,115
Diff= -13,089
Certificate students.Loss for institutions offering certificates.
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KCSE Meangrade C
2016= 44,792
2015= 64,913
Diff= -20,121
Diplomas students. Loss for unis and colleges offering diplomas.
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KCSE MG C+ & above
2016=88,929
2015=169,492
Diff=-80,563
The 80k go to private unis or join public uni parallel programs
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