Shillong Teer Lottery Result – Today’s FR & SR Result, Chart and How to Check

Looking for the Shillong Teer lottery result? The two numbers you need are the First Round (FR) and Second Round (SR) results. For historical checking, use the Shillong Teer result chart and match the date with the FR and SR columns.

The important part is getting the correct Shillong result, because several websites combine Shillong Teer with Juwai Teer, Khanapara Teer and different Night Teer games.

What is the Shillong Teer result?

Shillong Teer is an archery-based number game associated with Shillong, Meghalaya. The result is represented by a two-digit number for each round.

The basic result process is straightforward: arrows are shot at a target, the arrows hitting the target are counted, and the final two digits of the count are used as the result.

For example, if the official count produces a number ending in 47, the displayed result is 47.

The game has two main results that readers normally look for:

  • FR — First Round
  • SR — Second Round
[INTERNAL LINK: Shillong Teer Previous Result]

How do you check today’s Shillong Teer lottery result?

If you’re checking the result after the draw, don’t search through several unrelated Teer pages. Follow this order.

1. Check the date first

Make sure the page is showing today’s date.

This sounds obvious, but it matters because result websites frequently keep previous-result tables, yesterday’s results and different Teer games on the same page.

2. Find the Shillong Teer section

Look specifically for Shillong Teer.

Don’t confuse it with:

  • Juwai/Jowai Teer
  • Khanapara Teer
  • Shillong Night Teer
  • Shillong Morning Teer
  • Other local Teer results

These are separate result listings.

3. Check the First Round

The FR number is the First Round result.

Record the two digits exactly as displayed. If the result contains a leading zero, keep the zero. For example, 08 is not the same way of displaying the number as 8 in a result chart.

4. Check the Second Round

The SR number is the Second Round result.

A complete daily entry should therefore look like:

Date | FR | SR

[INTERNAL LINK: Shillong Teer Result Today]

5. Verify before using the number

This is the step many thin result pages skip.

Current web pages do not always agree on Shillong Teer timing or the latest displayed result. The website identifying itself as the official Shillong Teer site also warns users against unauthorized websites and YouTube channels. [Source: Official Shillong Teer website]

So, if two websites show different numbers, don’t assume the first number you see is correct. Check the authorized result source or the result board/counter before treating a number as final.

What does the Shillong Teer result chart show?

A Shillong Teer result chart is simply a historical record of previous FR and SR results.

A useful chart normally has four columns:

DateDayFirst Round (FR)Second Round (SR)
16.09.2026Wednesday0611
15.09.2026Tuesday6607
14.09.2026Monday1510
12.09.2026Saturday3108
11.09.2026Friday9632

These historical entries are useful when you need to check what result was published on a particular date.

They should not be treated as proof that a particular number will appear next.

[INTERNAL LINK: Shillong Teer Result Chart]

What is Shillong Teer house ending?

The terms house and ending are commonly used around Teer results.

For a two-digit result such as 47:

  • House refers to the first digit: 4
  • Ending refers to the last digit: 7

So:

47 → House 4 + Ending 7

For 08, the house is 0 and the ending is 8.

That is why people sometimes search for “Shillong Teer house ending” separately from the full result.

The house and ending are descriptions of an existing result. They do not provide a reliable way to know the next result.

What does Shillong Teer target number mean?

“Target number” is a search term used heavily on Teer websites, but it should not be confused with the official result.

Some websites publish target numbers, common numbers or other number combinations calculated from previous results. Those are site-specific references or predictions, not the officially declared FR or SR result.

If you are checking whether your number actually matched, use the officially declared result, not a target-number page.

That distinction is particularly useful when several pages show different “target” or “common” numbers for the same day.

Shillong Teer result first round vs second round

The easiest way to understand the daily result is to treat FR and SR as two separate result entries.

First Round (FR): the result from the first shooting round.

Second Round (SR): the result from the second shooting round.

Both should be recorded separately in a result chart.

A page that shows only one number is incomplete if the second round has already been declared.

[INTERNAL LINK: Shillong Teer Previous Results]

What is the Shillong Teer result list morning?

Searches for “Shillong Teer result list morning” can be confusing because some websites use “morning” to describe separate morning Teer sessions.

Don’t automatically treat a morning result as the regular Shillong Teer afternoon result.

If you’re looking specifically for the standard Shillong Teer result, check that the page identifies the game as Shillong Teer and that you’re looking at the correct session.

The same caution applies to Night Teer.

Is Juwai Teer the same as Shillong Teer?

No.

Juwai Teer, also spelled Jowai Teer, is a separate Teer result associated with the Jaintia Hills area of Meghalaya. Its result timings and result numbers are listed separately from Shillong Teer.

So if you searched for juwai teer result and landed on a page containing several Teer games, check the heading carefully before copying a number.

A Juwai result is not a Shillong result.

What about Guwahati Teer result?

The same rule applies to searches for Guwahati Teer result.

Don’t copy a number merely because it appears beside the word “Teer.” Identify the exact game and date first.

For a Shillong Teer article, the relevant result should be clearly labelled Shillong Teer, with its FR and SR values.

What is Welcome Teer result?

“Welcome Teer result” is another search phrase that appears around Teer-result websites. It should not be treated as another name for the standard Shillong Teer result without checking the particular game or operator being referenced.

If a page combines Welcome Teer, Shillong Teer, Juwai Teer and other games, use the exact heading and date to identify the result you actually need.

Why do Shillong Teer result timings differ between websites?

This is one of the biggest problems with Teer result searches.

Different websites currently publish different timings for Shillong Teer. For example, pages in the search results show schedules around 3:45/4:45, 4:00/5:00 and 4:15/5:15.

That doesn’t mean every displayed schedule is equally authoritative.

The safer approach is to use the authorized source for the current schedule and treat third-party websites as result-reference pages.

There is another reason to be careful: current pages can also become stale.

For example, one page currently identified as the official Shillong Teer website displays an older date, while third-party archives show more recent entries.

That is exactly why a result page should show its update date and source instead of simply claiming “100% live” or “instant” results.

Can the previous result chart predict today’s number?

No reliable conclusion about the next result should be drawn from a previous-result chart alone.

A historical chart tells you what happened before. It does not establish what the next FR or SR will be.

The same applies to house endings, common numbers, target numbers, dream-number charts and other prediction systems published around Teer.

If you use a previous chart, use it for checking historical results, not as a guarantee of the next outcome.

A simple way to avoid wrong Shillong Teer results

Before accepting a number, check four things:

Date → Game → Round → Source

If the date is wrong, the number can be wrong.

If the game is Juwai or Khanapara instead of Shillong, the number is wrong for your search.

If FR and SR have been mixed up, the result is wrong.

And if two sources disagree, verify against the authorized source before relying on the number.

That four-step check is more useful than a long page filled with unverified “common” and “target” numbers.

Final takeaway

For a Shillong Teer lottery result, focus first on the official FR and SR numbers for the correct date. Use the Shillong Teer result chart when you need to verify an older draw, and treat house ending, target numbers and common numbers as separate reference material rather than official results.

If you’re checking today’s number, the practical next step is simple: confirm the date, identify Shillong Teer specifically, check both FR and SR, and verify the final number against the authorized source before using it.

[INTERNAL LINK: Shillong Teer Old Results]

Source note: The current web search found conflicting third-party result data for 17 September 2026, so the article deliberately does not present an unverified “today’s result” as fact.