Keeping the plasma stable throughout the plasma discharge is now considered a massive undertaking in today’s Tokamaks. In this study, the part that the current rise up phase plays in the total plasma stability was investigated, toroidal magnetic field on IR-T1 Tokamak was altered to reach the least amount of instabilities in current rise up phase. In this experiment, in order to provide rigorous and details affirmation, SVD, FFT and hard X-ray analyses were employed. The results state that with toroidal magnetic field increment to a specific amount (3.10 KV), the plasma experiences the least amount of Mirnov oscillations (almost 25%) and instabilities during current rise up phase.