📋 All Teer Draws — Timings & Results
Every teer result is declared in two rounds. Find your game below (all draws Monday to Saturday, no Teer on Sunday):
🌅 Morning Teer Result
The morning teer result comes from Shillong Morning Teer — first round at 10:30 AM, second round at 11:30 AM. It is the first Teer result of the day and one of the most searched lottery results in Northeast India. Thousands of players check the morning teer result before noon to see if their early bets hit.
Morning Teer follows the same two-round format as all Teer games: archers shoot in the morning session, and the last two digits of arrows hitting the target decide each round's winning number. Results are typically out within minutes of each round.
☀️ Shillong Day Teer Result
The Shillong Day Teer — first round 3:45 PM, second round 4:45 PM — is the flagship Teer draw and the most searched of all. If someone says "Teer result" without specifying, they usually mean the Shillong day session. The afternoon timing makes it the most-watched draw, with results spreading across news sites and WhatsApp groups within minutes.
🎯 Juwai Teer Result
Juwai Teer runs in Juwai town (West Jaintia Hills) — first round 2:00 PM, second round 2:45 PM. It follows the same archery format under Meghalaya government regulation. Many players track both Shillong and Juwai results, treating them as separate games with separate winning numbers.
🏙️ Khanapara Teer Result
Khanapara Teer is held at Khanapara, on the Assam–Meghalaya border near Guwahati — first round 4:10 PM, second round 4:45 PM. Its evening timing makes it popular with players who missed the afternoon draws. Despite the Guwahati association, it is a Meghalaya government-regulated Teer.
🌙 Night Teer Result
The night teer result is the last result of the day — first round at 11:10 PM, second round at 11:55 PM. An earlier evening session, Shillong Night Teer, declares at 8:00 PM and 9:00 PM. Night Teer closes the day's six-game, twelve-round schedule.
🏹 What is Teer?
Teer is Meghalaya's traditional archery-based lottery, run by the state government under the Meghalaya Amusement and Betting Tax Act. The game has deep cultural roots — archery is a traditional Khasi sport, and Teer turns it into a regulated betting game.
Here's how it works: a group of archers (usually 30–50) shoot arrows at a bamboo target over several rounds. Officials count the arrows that hit the target. The last two digits of that count become the winning number (00–99). For example, if 1,247 arrows hit, the result is 47. If 1,500 hit, the result is 00.
Each Teer game has two rounds daily: the First Round (FR) and Second Round (SR), each with its own winning number. Players can bet on either or both rounds. The most common bets are:
- Direct (single number): pick the exact 2-digit winning number — pays the highest.
- House/Ending: pick just the first or last digit — lower payout, better odds.
- Forecast: predict both rounds' numbers correctly — the biggest payout.
Teer is legal only in Meghalaya, run Monday to Saturday. There are no Teer draws on Sunday.
💰 Teer Prize Structure
Teer prizes depend on the bet type and the vendor, but typical payouts are:
- Direct hit (₹100 bet): up to ₹8,000
- House/Ending (₹100 bet): up to ₹800
- Forecast (both rounds, ₹100 bet): up to ₹40,000+
Ticket prices start as low as ₹10–₹20 at licensed Teer counters across Meghalaya. Winnings are paid in cash by the vendor — keep your ticket safe.
📜 Teer Rules & Legal Status
Teer is a government-regulated lottery of Meghalaya, authorized under state law. It is legal to play only within Meghalaya at licensed counters. Online Teer betting sites operating outside the state framework are not authorized — play only at physical licensed counters.
Players must be 18+. As with all lotteries, play responsibly and only what you can afford to lose.
🔍 How to Check Your Teer Ticket
- Pick your Teer game in the table above.
- Open the First Round or Second Round result page.
- Match your number (00–99) with the declared winning number.
- For House/Ending bets, check only the relevant digit.
- Teer prizes pay up to ₹8,000 depending on the bet type — verify with your vendor.
- Keep your ticket — vendors pay winnings in cash against the physical ticket.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What are Teer results?
Teer results are the winning numbers of Meghalaya's traditional archery-based lottery. Each Teer draw has two rounds — the first round and second round — and the winning number (0–99) is derived from arrows hitting the target. Results are declared Monday to Saturday.
What time is the morning Teer result declared?
The Shillong Morning Teer result is declared in two rounds — first round at 10:30 AM and second round at 11:30 AM, Monday to Saturday. Open the draw links in the table above for live winning numbers.
What time is the night Teer result declared?
Night Teer results are declared at 11:10 PM (first round) and 11:55 PM (second round). The Shillong Night Teer runs earlier at 8:00 PM and 9:00 PM. All draws are Monday to Saturday — no Teer on Sunday.
How is the Teer winning number decided?
In Teer, archers shoot arrows at a target. The last two digits of the total arrows hitting the target become the winning number (00–99). For example, if 1,247 arrows hit, the result is 47.
Where can I check Shillong Teer, Juwai Teer and Khanapara Teer results?
Right here — the table above links every Teer draw page: Shillong Morning Teer, Shillong Day Teer, Juwai Teer, Khanapara Teer, Shillong Night Teer and Night Teer, each with first and second round results.
Is Teer played on Sunday?
No. All Teer draws run Monday to Saturday only. There are no Teer results on Sunday.