Shillong Teer Result Today: First Round and Second Round

Sunday, 8 November 2026

Last updated 6:41 AM. Verified against the official announcement.

Today’s Shillong Teer result is shown at the top of this page, with the First Round (FR) and Second Round (SR) numbers published as soon as each round is announced at the ground. Below the live numbers, you will find the result timings, a record of previous results, and a plain explanation of how each number is decided.

You can also follow the Shillong Morning result, Shillong Night result, and browse the full previous results on their own pages.

How To Check Today’s Shillong Teer result

• The First Round and Second Round numbers appear in the result box at the top of this page.
• Numbers are posted within seconds of the ground announcement, so refresh the page if you are waiting during the result window.
• Each number is confirmed against the official announcement before it appears, so you are seeing the verified result and not a guess.

If a round has not finished yet, check back around 3:45 PM for the First Round and around 4:45 PM for the Second Round.

About The Shillong Teer Game

Shillong Teer is a traditional archery game from Meghalaya where the result comes from real arrows shot at a target, not a computer draw. It is organised by the Khasi Hills Archery Sports Association, usually shortened to KHASA, which is a group of local archery clubs. The shooting takes place at Polo Ground in Shillong. Before a round begins, players buy a two-digit number, known locally as a Guti, from a licensed counter.

For a fuller explanation of how the game works, its history, and its rules, see our Shillong Teer guide.

Shillong Teer Overview

Detail	Information
Game	Shillong Teer (archery-based result game)
Venue	Polo Ground, Shillong
Region	Shillong, Meghalaya, India
Organizer	Khasi Hills Archery Sports Association (KHASA)
Rounds per day	Two: First Round (FR) and Second Round (SR)
Playing days	Monday to Saturday (Sunday closed)
Minimum stake	₹1 at a licensed counter

How The Shillong Teer Result Is Decided

Each playing day has two rounds of shooting. A group of around fifty archers shoots a fixed number of arrows at a target made from a bundle of straw, and officials then count how many arrows hit it. The count is done in the open, where onlookers can watch. The winning number is the last two digits of that total. For example, if 1,599 arrows hit the target, the result for that round is 99. Because the number comes from a live count and not a machine, every result depends on that day’s shooting.

• First Round: each archer shoots roughly 30 arrows.
• Second Round: each archer shoots roughly 20 arrows.

The two rounds are independent of each other. A number that wins the First Round does not affect the Second Round.

Shillong Teer Result Timings and Playing Days

The result is announced twice on every playing day. The exact time can move by a few minutes depending on how quickly the arrows are counted, so the schedule below is the usual window rather than a fixed clock.

Round	Usual Announcement Time (IST)
First Round (FR)	Around 3:45 PM to 4:00 PM
Second Round (SR)	Around 4:45 PM to 5:00 PM

Shillong Teer runs from Monday to Saturday. Sunday is a holiday, so no result is declared on that day. If you are looking for a result on a Sunday, there is not one to find.

Understanding The FR and SR Numbers

Both results are two-digit numbers between 00 and 99. FR is short for First Round, and SR is short for Second Round. They are listed separately because they are separate outcomes from separate rounds of shooting, and one does not predict the other.

Direct, House, and Ending Numbers Explained

Alongside the plain result, you will often see three terms used on charts and at counters. They are simply different ways of reading the same declared number, and knowing them helps you understand any result page.

• Direct number: the full two-digit result itself, for example, 37.
• House number: the first digit of the result. For 37, the house is 3.
• Ending number: the last digit of the result. For 37, the ending is 7.

A single-digit total is always written with a leading zero, so a result of 7 appears as 07, giving a house of 0 and an ending of 7. These terms only describe how a declared result is read. This page reports the actual result and does not predict house or ending numbers.

Is Shillong Teer Legal

Teer is a regulated activity in Meghalaya. It is conducted under the Khasi Hills Archery Sports Association and is governed by state law, including the Meghalaya Regulation of the Game of Arrow Shooting and the Sale of Teer Tickets Act, 2018. The minimum stake at a licensed counter is one rupee, and the payout rates are set by the counters themselves. Rules on taking part are not the same in every state, so readers outside Meghalaya should check what applies where they live. This page reports results for information only.

How We Publish The Result

Speed matters in this game, but an accurate number matters more. Every result on this page is checked against the official announcement from the ground before it is published. If counting runs late, the page will show that the result is awaited instead of posting an unconfirmed number. A wrong result helps nobody, so being correct comes before being first.

Frequently Asked Questions

What time is the Shillong Teer result today?

The First Round is usually announced around 3:45 PM to 4:00 PM and the Second Round around 4:45 PM to 5:00 PM IST, from Monday to Saturday.

Is there a Shillong Teer result on Sunday?

No. Sunday is a holiday and no round is played, so neither an FR nor an SR result is declared.

What is the difference between FR and SR?

FR is the First Round result, and SR is the Second Round result. They are two separate numbers, decided in two separate rounds.

Who conducts Shillong Teer?

The Khasi Hills Archery Sports Association (KHASA) organises the game at Polo Ground in Shillong, Meghalaya.

What are house and ending numbers in Shillong Teer?

The house number is the first digit of the two-digit result, and the ending number is the last digit. If the result is 37, the house is 3, and the ending is 7.

How is the winning number decided?

Officials count the arrows that hit the target in each round, and the last two digits of that total become the result.