Shillong Teer
First roundDeclared around 4:15 PM IST
Second roundDeclared around 5:10 PM IST
Polo Ground, 4 Furlong, Shillong, Meghalaya
Teer results today
Meghalaya archery, Saturday, 24 October 2026. Monday to Saturday, two rounds an afternoon.
Teer results for 24 October 2026: Shillong 68 / 08, Khanapara 97 / 21, Juwai 94 / —. A round shown as — has not been declared yet.
Khanapara Teer
First roundDeclared around 4:15 PM IST
Second roundDeclared around 5:00 PM IST
Them Marwet, East Khanapara, Ri-Bhoi, Meghalaya
Juwai Teer
First roundDeclared around 2:15 PM IST
Second round
Not declared yet
around 3:00 PM ISTClub Juwai, West Jaintia Hills, Meghalaya
All three counters
A Teer number is the last two digits of the count of arrows that hit the target in a round. There is no ticket, no series and no prize table: a player names a number and a stake at the counter, and the counter settles it there.
Common questions
What time is the Shillong Teer result declared?
The first round is declared around 4:15 PM IST and the second around 5:10 PM IST, Monday to Saturday. Both times are approximate: the counter declares when the counting of the arrows finishes, which moves by a quarter of an hour either way.
Is there a Teer result on Sunday?
No. The counters shoot Monday to Saturday and close on certain Meghalaya holidays, so a Sunday has no result to be missing.
Is Teer legal?
Teer is legal in Meghalaya only. It is licensed there under the Meghalaya Regulation of the Game of Arrow Shooting and the Sale of Teer Tickets Act, 2018, and only at counters licensed under that Act. Nothing on this page is an invitation to play, and no Act makes the game lawful anywhere else in India. Only three counters are licensed: Shillong, Khanapara and Juwai. Sites advertising "Morning Teer" and "Night Teer" are selling something no licensed counter runs, so no result for them appears here however often they are searched for.
Do you publish common numbers or dream numbers?
This site publishes the numbers after they are declared and nothing else. There are no common numbers, dream numbers or lucky numbers here: a round is the last two digits of a count of arrows, and no past number changes the next one.