Moi University is set to welcome over 8,800 first-year students after the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) released its 2025 placement results.The university emphasized its commitment to academic excellence and stability despite recent financial challenges.Acting Vice Chancellor Professor Kiplagat Kotut congratulated successful applicants and assured them of a supportive learning environment.

This intake marks a significant step in Moi University's recovery from a prolonged financial crisis that disrupted operations and delayed graduations.

The placement comes as the institution implements reforms to restore sustainability, including staff rationalization and improved financial management.

Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba announced that 293,869 learners secured university placements, with 202,133 entering degree programs and others joining technical training colleges.

KUCCPS CEO Agnes Mercy Wahome noted that 81% of candidates with a C+ grade were accommodated, though competition for popular courses like Medicine remains intense.Moi University's leadership reported stabilized academic programs and resumed graduation ceremonies, signaling progress in its recovery journey.