Half-yearly examinations have concluded in primary and middle schools across Warisaliganj block, while secondary schools commenced their half-yearly exams on Monday. The examination environment remained peaceful, though some schools reported receiving fewer question papers for certain subjects, while others received an excess. The block has a total of 161 schools, ranging from primary to higher secondary, with a large number of students participating in the exams.

Students from classes 11 and 12, who are preparing for JEE and NEET in Patna and Kota, also returned to take their examinations. Schools observed 100% attendance among examinees, and the areas around the schools were bustling with activity. Bihar School Examination Board-printed question papers were distributed to various secondary and higher secondary schools in the region, including Inter Vidyalaya Chakway, National Inter Vidyalaya Mafhi, B.K. Sahu Inter Vidyalaya, and Bandi Shankar Singh Project Kanya Vidyalaya.

Students completed their first day of exams peacefully, with no reports of malpractice. On the first day, Hindi was tested in the first shift for class 9 and 10 students, followed by Sanskrit in the second shift. For science stream students of classes 11 and 12, Physics was held in the first shift and Chemistry in the second. Arts stream students of classes 11 and 12 took Philosophy in the first shift and Political Science in the second. Enthusiasm was observed among both teachers and students.

At National Inter Vidyalaya, there was a shortage of Hindi question papers for class 10, while Inter Science received an excess. Similar complaints were reported from several other schools. Schools managed the question paper distribution at their level and ensured the exams were conducted smoothly.