Sentence improvement — pronoun case in compound subject: use the subject form 'Anil and I' after the clause 'When the examinations were over …'.

Given sentenceWhen the examinations were over Anil and me went to our native town.

Concept/Approach'Anil and I' is the compound subject; therefore the pronoun must be in the subjective case ('I'), and by convention we place the first/third person before first person for politeness: 'Anil and I …'

Eliminating options'me and Anil' → wrong case and order.'I and Anil' → awkward ordering.'No improvement' → keeps the error.

Final AnswerAnil and I