Bachelor of Technology (Mechanical Engineering Technology): Latest KUCCPS Cut-off Points and Universities
Bachelor of Technology (Mechanical Engineering Technology) is offered by 2 universities in Kenya through KUCCPS, under cluster 5. The latest cut-offs on record run from 25.463 (Technical University of Kenya, 2025) to 27.317 (Technical University of Mombasa, 2025).
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Check my eligibilityMinimum subject requirements
- Subject 1: Mathematics A, minimum C+
- Subject 2: Physics, minimum C+
- Subject 3: Chemistry, minimum C+
Universities offering Bachelor of Technology (Mechanical Engineering Technology)
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.
- Technical University of Kenya
Nairobi CountyPublicCluster 5Code 1112535
25.463
2025 cut-off
Earlier cut-offs: 2024: 27.972
- Technical University of Mombasa
Mombasa CountyPublicCluster 5Code 1063535
27.317
2025 cut-off
Earlier cut-offs: 2024: 15.299
Common questions
Which universities offer Bachelor of Technology (Mechanical Engineering Technology) in Kenya?
Bachelor of Technology (Mechanical Engineering Technology) is offered through KUCCPS by Technical University of Kenya, Technical University of Mombasa.
What is the KUCCPS cut-off for Bachelor of Technology (Mechanical Engineering Technology)?
Based on the latest figures on record, cut-off points for Bachelor of Technology (Mechanical Engineering Technology) range from 25.463 to 27.317 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 Technology (Mechanical Engineering Technology) in?
Bachelor of Technology (Mechanical Engineering Technology) falls under KUCCPS cluster 5. Your cluster points for that cluster are calculated from your KCSE subject grades.
How can I check if I qualify for Bachelor of Technology (Mechanical Engineering Technology)?
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 5
- Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering 13
- Bachelor of Science (Industrial Chemistry) 12
- Bachelor of Science in Analytical Chemistry 9
- Bachelor of Science (Mechanical Engineering) 8
- Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Electronics Engineering 7
- Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Electronic Engineering 4
- Bachelor of Science (Renewable Energy Technology) 3
- Bachelor of Science in Mechatronic Engineering 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.