The Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) has offered direction to students seeking guidance for the first revision of choices for collage placement.
In a statement on Tuesday, March 26, 2024, KUCCPS directed students to visit designated institutions across the country before April 4, 2024.
"First Revision/Application Support Centres. Applicants seeking guidance for the First Revision of Choices for placement should visit the following institutions until April 4, 2024," KUCCPS said in a statement.
First Revision/Application Support Centres
Applicants seeking guidance for the First Revision of Choices for placement should visit the following institutions until April 4, 2024.
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Baringo - Baringo Technical College
Bomet - Sot Technical Training Institute— The Placement Service (@KUCCPS_Official) March 26, 2024
The support centers are;
Baringo - Baringo Technical College Bomet and SOT Technical Training Institute.
Bungoma - Kisiwa Technical Training Institute
Busia - Alupe University.
Elgeyo Marakwet -Kapcherop Technical and Vocational College.
Embu - Jeremiah Nyaga Technical Training Institute
Garissa - Ijara Technical and Vocational College for assistance.
Homabay - Tom Mboya University.
Isiolo - Samburu Technical and Vocational College.
Kajiado - Ngong Technical and Vocational College.
Kakamega - Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology and Shamberere Technical Training Institute.
Kericho - Kericho Township Technical and Vocational College.
Kiambu - Kiambu National Polytechnic and Thika Technical Training Institute.
Kilifi - Pwani University.
Kirinyaga - Mwea Technical and Vocational College.
Kisii - Orogare Technical and Vocational College.
Kisumu - Nyakach Technical and Vocational College and Ramogi Institute of Science and Technology.
Kitui - Mulango Technical and Vocational College.
Kwale - Kinango Technical and Vocational College.
Laikipia students - Laikipia West Technical and Vocational College.
Lamu - Lamu East Technical and Vocational College.
Machakos - Machakos Institute for the Blind.
Makueni - Kibwezi West Technical Training Institute.
Mandera - El-Wak Technical and Vocational College.
Marsabit - Laisamis Technical and Vocational College.
Meru - Nkabune Technical Training Institute.
Migori - Siala Technical Training Institute.
Mombasa - Likoni Technical and Vocational College.
Mombasa - Technical University of Mombasa.
Murang'a - Mathioya Technical and Vocational College.
Nairobi - Nairobi Technical Training Institute.
Nakuru - Rift Valley Institute of Science and Technology.
Nandi - Aldai Technical Training Institute.
Narok - Maasai Mara University.
Nyamira - Kitutu Masaba TVC.
Nyandarua - Kipipiri Technical and Vocational College.
Nyeri - Nyeri National Polytechnic.
Samburu - Maralal Technical and Vocational College.
Siaya - Ugunja Technical and Vocational College.
Taita Taveta - Mwatate Technical and Vocational College.
Tana River - Tana River Technical and Vocational College.
Tharaka Nithi - Tharaka University College.
Trans-Nzoia - Kiminini Technical and Vocational College.
Turkana - Turkana University College.
Uasin Gishu - Rift Valley Technical Training College.
Vihiga - Friends College Kaimosi College.
Wajir- Wajir East Technical and Vocational College.
West Pokot - Kitelakapel Technical and Vocational College.
Varsity, college application closed
KUCCPS on March 5, 2024, announced closure of university and college application on its portal following the lapse of the set deadline.
In a statement on, KUCCPS said the portal had been closed to pave the way for processing of the applicants' choices.
KUCCPS said it was not lost for candidates who were unable to submit their applications in time, stating that there will have another chance to apply during the first revision of choices.
"The KUCCPS application portal has closed. Another opportunity to apply is coming up, during the first revision of choices," KUCCPS said.
The application exercise, which began on February 7, 2024, was marred by system hitches, forcing the placement authority to postpone the deadline twice.
On Friday, March 1 the government said a joint technical team had managed to address issues affecting processing of applicants' payments on the E-citizen portal.
As a result of the interventions, KUCCPS said, the application success rate had increased rapidly.
"As a result, 22,307 students have submitted their applications successfully on the KUCCPS portal in the last 24 hours. This is the highest number of successful applicants in 24 hours since the process began on February 7, 2024," KUCCPS said.
According to KUCCPS by close of business on March 1, 2024, 144,102 (72.2%) of the 199,695 students who attained a mean grade of C+ and above in the 2023 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination had applied.
