New Delhi, Nov 11: While the Bihar election successfully concluded today, Exit Polls on it have assayed of thumping majority of NDA, as in the previous election.

Four exit polls - Matrize, People's Insight, Dainik Bhaskar and Peoples Pulse - have predicted a sweep by the ruling NDA in Bihar.

According to the assessments, almost all exit polls indicate a thumping majority for the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in the Bihar Assembly elections. Dainik Bhaskar predicts the NDA will win 145–160 seats. Similarly, Matrize forecasts a clean sweep for the NDA with 147–167 seats while People’s Pulse suggests NDA’s vital signature in the polls projecting 133–159 seats.

Bihar Elections 2025 Exit Polls thus show Chirag Paswan-Nitish Kumar-BJP combine has worked i.e the Chirag Paswan-Nitish Kumar-BJP combine has worked perfectly if these figures turn out to be true.

Four exit polls - Dainik Bhaskar, Matrize, People's Insight and Peoples Pulse - have predicted that Prashant Kishor's Jan Suraaj may fail to win even a single seat in the Bihar assembly elections. All the exit polls have predicted somewhere between 0 to 5 seats for the party formed by Prashant.

On the other hand, the Exit Poll Election Results Prediction for Mahagathbandhan is, the unity will not reap significantly as it had sowed.

Four exit polls, the Dainik Bhaskar, Matrize, People's Insight and Peoples Pulse - have predicted that opposition Mahagathbandhan would fail to even come close to the halfway mark in Bihar.

Dainik Bhaskar has predicted around 73-91 seats for Mahagathbandhan, Matrize has given it 70-90 seats. Per People's Insight, it will get around 87-102 seats while Peoples Pulse has predicted 75-101 seats.

In the last elections, the tally of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's JD(U) had crashed to 43, a drop of more than 25 seats compared with the previous polls, which was primarily because of the revolt by Chirag Paswan's Lok Janshakti Party. The Bihar Assembly has 243 seats.

This time, however, Paswan, whose party is now known as Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas), is contesting as a junior NDA constituent.

Nitish Kumar's other political ally, the BJP, which performed better than his party in 2020, is contesting on the same number of seats (101) as the JD(U).