Bihar Election Exit Polls highlights: CNX predicts 150-170 seats for NDA; Axis My India gives 130 seats

SC

NDA- 58% ± 3%

Mahagathbandhan- 26% ± 3%

OBC and EBC

NDA- 55% ± 3%

Mahagathbandhan- 24% ± 3%

Brahmin, Baniya and Rajput

NDA- 63% ± 3%

Mahagathbandhan- 19% ± 3%

Pollster Today's Chanakya has predicted big win for the NDA in Bihar Assembly Polls. The predictions are as follows

NDA: 160 ± 12 seats

Mahagathbandhan: 77 ± 12 seats

Others: 6 ± 3 seats

Mahagathbandhan- 79%

NDA- 8%

Others- 11%

BJP- 50 to 56

JDU- 56 to 62

LJP(RV)- 11 to 16

HAM- 2 to 3

RLM- 2 to 4

RJD- 67 to 76

Congress- 17 to 21

VIP- 3 to 5

Left- 10 to 14

Mithilanchal

NDA- 32

Mahagathbandhan- 25

Jan Suraaj- 00

Others- 01

Kosi

NDA- 16

Mahagathbandhan- 15

Jan Suraaj- 00

Others- 01

Bhojpur

NDA- 27

Mahagathbandhan- 21

Jan Suraaj- 00

Others- 01

Patliputra

NDA- 35

Mahagathbandhan- 25

Jan Suraaj- 00

Others- 00

Paswan voters voting trend

NDA- 64%

Mahagathbandhan- 19%

Jan Suraaj- 3%

Others- 14%

Nishad voters voting trend

NDA- 46%

Mahagathbandhan- 40%

Jan Suraaj- 3%

Others- 11%

Kushwaha voters voting trend

NDA- 58%

Mahagathbandhan- 24%

Jan Suraaj- 5%

Others- 13%

Axis My India pollster has predicted that RJD was set to become the single largest party in Bihar. 

Pollster Axis My India has predicted 43% vote share for NDA. As per the prediction Mahagathbandhan is set to get 41% votes.

Pollster Axis My India has predicted one seat for Jan Suraaj in the Bihar Assembly Election 2025.

Axis My India has predicted 130 seats for NDA. According to the pollster, Mahagathbandhan is likely to get 110 seats. 

Pollster Axis My India predicted that 90% Yadavs voted for Mahagathbandhan in Bihar Assembly polls.

Nitish Kumar-led Janata Dal United (JDU) is likely to emerge as the single largest party in Bihar, with NDA projected to form the government, India TV-Matrize survey predicted. As per the exit poll figures released after the conclusion of the second phase of voting in Bihar, JDU is likely to amass 67-75 seats with 20 per cent vote share.

Bihar recorded its highest-ever voter turnout of 66.91 per cent in the Assembly election, which concluded after the second phase of polling on Thursday. This marks the state’s best participation rate since 1951.

The second phase witnessed an impressive 68.76 per cent turnout, while the first phase saw 65.09 per cent voter participation. Notably, women voters outshone men, with 71.6 per cent of women casting their votes compared to 62.8 per cent of male voters.

Mahagathbandhan chief ministerial candidate Tejashwi Yadav on Wednesday dismissed multiple exit polls predicting a clear majority for the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in the Bihar assembly elections, saying such surveys are conducted under pressure by officers and are part of propaganda by "godi media".

CNX pollster has predicted 150-170 seats for NDA in Bihar