KCSE exam predictor: know which topics to revise first before November
Upload KCSE past papers and marking schemes for your subject, plus your school's and county mocks. ExamPredictor ranks the topics most likely to be examined, how often each appeared and for how many marks, and quotes the papers behind every one. In Kenya it is included from Draimo Kadogo Plus, paid with M-PESA.
About the KCSE exams
The Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education is set by the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) and sat at the end of Form Four, in October and November.
Most subjects have two or three papers, and the syllabus for each is set by the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development.
Where to find past papers
Past KCSE papers and marking schemes circulate through schools and teachers; use the official papers where you can, and your school's and county mocks.
How to predict your KCSE topics
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Gather at least three years of KCSE papers for one subject and paper, with marking schemes.
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Add your Form Four mocks.
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Run ExamPredictor and read the Exam Radar.
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Revise the top topics first and practise them against the marking schemes.
A prediction is a revision order, not a leaked paper. Use it to decide what to revise first, and still cover the rest of the syllabus.
Questions people ask
- Does it work for every KCSE subject?
- Yes, for any subject you can upload papers for, from mathematics and the sciences to Kiswahili and history.
- Can I ask in Kiswahili?
- Yes. Draimo answers in Kiswahili, and quotes from your papers stay exactly as written.
- What does it cost in Kenya?
- It is included from Draimo Kadogo Plus. One prediction uses 120 credits.