Bachelor of Communication & Journalism: Latest KUCCPS Cut-off Points and Universities
Bachelor of Communication & Journalism is offered by 2 universities in Kenya through KUCCPS, under cluster 3. The latest cut-offs on record run from 23.551 (Meru University of Science and Technology, 2025) to 24.283 (Maasai Mara University, 2025).
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- Subject 1: English / Kiswahili / KSL, minimum C+
Universities offering Bachelor of Communication & Journalism
Sorted from the lowest to the highest cut-off. For each university we show the latest cut-off available (2025 where published, otherwise 2024 or 2023). A cut-off is the cluster points of the last student admitted, so it is a guide, not a guarantee. Minimum subject requirements are usually the same at every university, but cut-offs differ. Confirm on the official KUCCPS portal before you apply.
- Meru University of Science and Technology
Meru CountyPublicCluster 3Code 1240182
23.551
2025 cut-off
Earlier cut-offs: 2024: 25.762
- Maasai Mara University
Narok CountyPublicCluster 3Code 1165182
24.283
2025 cut-off
Earlier cut-offs: 2024: 26.581
Common questions
Which universities offer Bachelor of Communication & Journalism in Kenya?
Bachelor of Communication & Journalism is offered through KUCCPS by Maasai Mara University, Meru University of Science and Technology.
What is the KUCCPS cut-off for Bachelor of Communication & Journalism?
Based on the latest figures on record, cut-off points for Bachelor of Communication & Journalism range from 23.551 to 24.283 depending on the university. Cut-offs change every year, so treat them as a guide, not a guarantee.
What does a KUCCPS cut-off point mean?
A cut-off point is the cluster points of the last student admitted into a programme. KUCCPS uses the latest published cut-off as a guide when placing students, so being above it improves your chances but is not a guarantee. Minimum subject requirements are usually the same at every university, but cut-offs differ, which is why you can qualify for a course at one university and not at another.
Which cluster is Bachelor of Communication & Journalism in?
Bachelor of Communication & Journalism falls under KUCCPS cluster 3. Your cluster points for that cluster are calculated from your KCSE subject grades.
How can I check if I qualify for Bachelor of Communication & Journalism?
Enter your KCSE grades into the CourseChecker degree tool. It calculates your cluster points and lists every degree programme you qualify for, including this one if you meet the cut-off and the subject requirements.
Other courses in cluster 3
CourseChecker is an independent helper, not KUCCPS. You apply and get placed on the official KUCCPS portal. Cut-off points are taken from previous placements and can change every year.