Teer Result Today, 01-11-2026 (Live FR & SR)

What is Teer

Teer is an archery-based numbers game that began in Meghalaya. At the draw time a group of archers shoots arrows at a target, and the arrows that land on it are counted. Only the last two digits of that count are kept, so every result is a number from 00 to 99. A count of 247 gives 47, and a count of 300 gives 00.

Each draw day has two rounds, and each round gives a number of its own. We do not organise, run or conduct any draw. We record the numbers after the organisers have declared them and we have checked them.

Teer Result Time Today

Each game has its own time of day, and the times move a little through the year. The table gives the window we expect for the First and Second Round of every game, in Indian Standard Time. Where we have recorded enough real declarations, it shows the typical declared time instead. More detail is on the result time page.

FR and SR: what the two numbers mean

FR stands for First Round and SR for Second Round. They are two separate results from the same draw day, produced one after the other. FR is declared first, and SR follows once the second round of shooting is finished. The two are independent: the First Round does not set or limit the Second.

On this site the pair is always written in the order FR, SR, so "47 / 12" means FR 47 and SR 12. When only one round is out, the other box reads Awaiting and shows the last confirmed number, with its date, in small text underneath until the new one is confirmed.

Sunday Teer result

The two morning games, Shillong Morning and Khanapara Morning, are listed as running on Sundays. The three afternoon games, Shillong, Khanapara and Juwai, are usually off, and Shillong Night Teer is listed as running every day. This is our current understanding and we are checking it against real results. A game that is closed for the day is left out of the result boxes and named in the "Off today" line under them, and its own page reads Off instead of a number. Public holidays can close any game on any day, and those days get the same marking.

Teer previous results

Every day we have recorded stays on the site. The previous results page lists each month for each game. A month page shows the date, FR and SR for every day, and the charts gather the months by year. You can also open a recent day to see all 6 games side by side, or go straight to yesterday's results. A result is changed only if it was wrong, and the change is noted under our corrections policy.

Teer common numbers

The common numbers pages count how often each two-digit number appeared in past results, and the house and ending page does the same for first digits and last digits. They cover the last 30 and 90 days and describe what already happened, nothing more. Every draw is independent, so a count says nothing about the next result. We publish them for readers who like to study the record, not to forecast anything.

Teer in Meghalaya and Assam

Teer is closely tied to Meghalaya. Shillong, the state capital, gives its name to three of the draws we cover. Jowai, the headquarters of West Jaintia Hills district, gives its name to the Juwai draw, listed here as Juwai after the usual spelling. Khanapara, on the Assam–Meghalaya border near Guwahati, gives its name to the last two draws, and its afternoon game is also called Assam Teer. Shillong Teer is widely reported to be shot at the Polo Ground in Shillong.

We say nothing here about whether any game is legal where you live. Rules differ by state. Our About page names the Meghalaya laws that are usually cited. Check the law that applies to you.