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KUCCPS Cluster 18 Cut-Off Points 2025: Religious Studies, Theology, Islamic Studies and Related

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KUCCPS Cluster 18 covers religious studies, theology, islamic studies and related degrees. This page lists the cut-off points for all 24 Cluster 18 programmes at 19 universities for the 2025, 2024 and 2023 placements, sorted from the most competitive.

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Cluster 18 cut-off points

University Programme Code 2024 cut-off 2023 cut-off
Africa International University Bachelor of Theology 1119446 19.729
Catholic University of Eastern Africa Bachelor of Arts (Religious Studies) 1480445 19.729 20.930
Chuka University Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies 1105445 19.729 20.930
Egerton University Bachelor of Arts (Sociology & Religious Studies) 1057B87 19.729 20.930
Great Lakes University of Kisumu Bachelor of Arts in Pastoral Theology 1192446 19.729 20.930
International Leadership University Bachelor of Theology 1225446 19.729 20.930
Islamic University of Kenya Bachelor of Arts in Islamic Sharia 3895642 19.729 20.930
Kabarak University Bachelor of Theology 1061446 19.729 20.930
Kabarak University Bachelor of Arts in Chaplaincy 1061C81 19.729 20.930
Kenya Assemblies of God East University Ba in Biblical Studies 1555252 19.729 20.930
Kenya Assemblies of God East University Ba in Church Educational Ministries 1555253 19.729 20.930
Kenya Highlands Evangelical University Bachelor of Arts in Pastoral Theology 1169446 19.729 20.930
Kenya Highlands Evangelical University Bachelor of Christian Education 1169653 19.729 20.930
Kenya Methodist University Bachelor of Theology 1077446 19.729 20.930
Kisii University Bachelor of Arts (Religious Studies) 1087445 19.729 20.930
Maasai Mara University Bachelor of Arts in Religion 1165B87 19.729 20.930
Maseno University Bachelor of Arts (Religion, with IT) 1229443 19.729 20.930
Presbyterian University of East Africa Bachelor of Theology 1196446 19.729 20.930
Pwani University Bachelor of Arts (Religious Studies) 1117445 19.729 20.930
Pwani University Bachelor of Arts in Theology 1117446 19.729 20.930
Pwani University Bachelor of Arts in Islamic Studies 1117630 19.729 20.930
Scott Christian University Bachelor of Theology in Pastoral Studies 1090446 19.729 20.930
St Pauls University Bachelor of Divinity 1107446 19.729 20.930
University of Eastern Africa, Baraton Bachelor of Arts in Theology 1181446 19.729 20.930

How KUCCPS cut-off points work

A cut-off point is the weighted cluster score of the last student placed in a programme in a given year. KUCCPS calculates your cluster points for each programme from your grades in the four cluster subjects and your overall KCSE performance, to a maximum of 48. Cut-offs move every year with the number of applicants, their scores and the places available, so use past cut-offs as a guide to how competitive a programme is rather than as a guaranteed entry mark.

Meeting the minimum entry requirements (a KCSE mean grade of C+ for degrees, plus the subject grades set for the programme) makes you eligible; the cut-off shows how high you need to score to win a government-sponsored place. Programmes with a blank cell for a year had no placement cut-off that year, usually because the programme was new or took no government-sponsored students.

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Frequently asked questions

Which courses are in KUCCPS Cluster 18?

Religious Studies, Theology, Islamic Studies and Related programmes.

Sources: KUCCPS. Last updated October 2026.

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