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KCSE Humanities/Arts Subjects, their code and abbreviation are;501: French (FRE)502: Germany (GER)503: Arabic (ARB)504: Kenya Sign Language511: Music (MUS)565: Business Studies (BST)Humanities/Arts subjects are in group 5. Each student is required to do atleast one Humanities/ Arts subjects.
KCSE Technical Subjects, their code and abbreviation are;441: Home Science (HSC)442: ART and Design (ARD)443: Agriculture (AGR)444: Woodwork (WW)445: Metalwork (MW)446: Building Construction (BC)447: Power Mechanics (PM)448: Electricity (ECT)449: Drawing and Design (D&D)450: Aviation Technology (AVT)451: Computer Studies (CMP)Technical subjects are in group 4.
KCSE Science Subjects, their code and abbreviation are;232: Physics (PHY)233: Chemistry (CHE)236: Biology (BIO)237: General Science (GSC)Science subjects are in group 2. Each student is required to do atleast two Science subjects.
KCSE Compulsory Subjects, their code and abbreviation are;101: English (ENG)102: Kiswahili (KIS)121: Mathematics A122: Mathematics BCompulsory subjects are in group 1. Each student is required to do 3 compulsory subjects
The most important subjects if you want to do a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) degree course in Kenya are Mathematics, English and Kiswahili. Generally, you need to have atleast a B (plain) in Maths and B (plain) in English or Kiswahili in KCSE to do any law related course. Those other remaining subjects like History and government are not mandatory but you must balance your grades to ensure that you have met the required minimum entry mean grade.