Patna: Exit polls for the two-phase Bihar Assembly election concluded this evening, with a consensus among major pollsters predicting a decisive victory for the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), led by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and the Bharatiya Janata Party. The projections indicate the NDA is likely to secure a comfortable majority, paving the way for the alliance to form the next government in the 243-member house.

A poll of polls, aggregating the results from several agencies, suggests the NDA is poised to win around 148 seats, significantly surpassing the simple majority mark of 122. Individual exit polls consistently placed the ruling alliance in a winning range, generally predicting between 130 and 167 seats. For instance, Matrize projected 147-167 seats for the NDA, while Da

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