B.Ed examinations are being conducted in a peaceful environment at T.S. College, Hisua, located in Nawada district. On Tuesday, the second day of the examination, a total of 947 candidates appeared for the B.Ed first year exam. According to the college administration, the examinations are scheduled to continue until July 7, with a total of 1228 candidates expected to participate. On the first day, Monday, 944 candidates took the exam, while 284 were absent. On the second day, approximately 281 candidates were also absent.

Robust arrangements have been made by the college administration for the successful conduct of the examinations. The examination center is under CCTV surveillance to prevent any possibility of malpractice. Additionally, candidates are thoroughly searched before entering the examination hall to ensure no unauthorized materials are brought in. College Principal Dr. Sanjay Kumar stated that the examinations are being conducted in a completely malpractice-free environment.

He further informed that all candidates have been instructed to follow COVID-19 protocols, even though the pandemic's intensity has reduced. Necessary precautions are being taken for the safety of the students. A sufficient number of invigilators and other staff have been deployed to ensure the smooth conduct of the examinations. A help desk has also been set up to assist students with any issues they might face during the exams. These B.Ed examinations at T.S. College Hisua fall under Magadh University, and all university guidelines are being strictly adhered to.