With voting completed in several Indian states, including Tamil Nadu, Assam, Kerala, and Puducherry, the focus shifts to exit polls, which aim to predict election results based on surveys of voters as they leave polling stations. The Election Commission of India (ECI) has prohibited the publication of exit polls from April 9 until April 29 to prevent any potential influence on voter behavior and maintain the electoral process's integrity. Exit polls are conducted by research agencies and media organizations, who gather data on voters' choices and motivations. However, the reliability of these polls can vary significantly, depending on factors such as sample size, the willingness of voters to disclose their choices, and the methodology employed in conducting the surveys. As West Bengal prepares for its second phase of voting on April 29, the anticipation surrounding the exit polls continues to grow.