KUCCPS and KMTC have issued warnings to students and applicants about scams related to fake admission letters and fraudulent activities.The Kenya University and College Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) clarified that inter-institutional transfer applications are not yet open, urging the public to avoid scammers offering false information or fees for expedited processing.A WhatsApp group was flagged for charging KSh 600 and KSh 1000 for fake services, including HELB account creation.KMTC also warned against fake Facebook pages impersonating its CEO, Dr Kelly Oluoch, claiming applications for the September intake are open.
Both institutions emphasized that official communication channels will be used to announce application dates and advised against any unsolicited offers.The KUCCPS portal remains closed for September 2026 intake applications, with notifications to come through official channels only.Students are urged to stay vigilant and use verified platforms to avoid falling victim to fraud.
Original title: KMTC, KUCCPS Caution Applicants over Fake September Intake Admission Letters
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