Identical Twins Score Identical Marks In KCSE

Daniel Kipiyator and Dickson Korir sat their exams in Kapsabet Boys, did the same subjects and scored the same mark in each and every subject.

The twins, born minutes apart, are said to have attended the same nursery, primary and secondary schools and happened to score the same mean grade and same marks in all subjects they did during their four years in school.

Despite being in different class streams, the 18-year-old twins managed to score same marks in each of the subjects and the same grade.

JOIN SAME UNIVERSITY

They have also expressed interest in joining the same university, Jomo Kenyatta University of Science and Technology, with both of them keen to study medicine.

"I achieved more than I expected and I want to thank God, my teachers, principal and my parents," said Korir.

On his part, Kipyator thanked Kapsabet Boys principal and his parents for helping them through their education.

Being twins is just amazing, we do the same things, we got the same marks in the subjects which encourages each one of us to work hard, said Kipyator.

The twins previously scored similar marks when they sat for the Kenya Certificate Primary Education (KCPE) and scored 391 marks.

By Benjamin Wafula