This page contains a complete, up-to-date archive of Shillong Teer previous results — both First Round (FR) and Second Round (SR) — going back several months. Maintaining a historical record of results is essential for Teer enthusiasts who use past data to identify patterns, calculate common numbers, and make informed decisions about their daily number selection.

Shillong Teer is held Monday to Saturday at the Polo Ground, Shillong, organised by the Khasi Hills Archery Sports Association. The FR result comes at approximately 3:45–4:15 PM and the SR at 4:45–5:00 PM. Previous results are displayed in reverse chronological order — the most recent date appears first — so you can always find the latest result at the top of the page.

How do players use previous results? Many experienced Teer players analyse past FR and SR numbers to find repeating patterns, hot numbers (numbers that appear frequently), cold numbers (numbers rarely seen), and digit-ending trends. While Teer results are determined by actual archery and cannot be predicted with certainty, studying historical data is a widely used strategy in the Teer community for generating common numbers.

MegTeerResults keeps this archive accurate and updated daily. If a result is delayed or not declared on a particular day (holiday or special occasion), it is marked accordingly so the archive remains reliable.

Q: How many days of previous results are shown?
A: MegTeerResults displays Shillong Teer results going back several months. The archive is updated every day after results are declared and is one of the most comprehensive Shillong Teer result records available online.

Q: Can previous results help predict future numbers?
A: Many experienced Teer players use historical result data to calculate common numbers by studying digit patterns and frequencies. However, Teer results are determined by live archery and are inherently unpredictable. Past results are useful for pattern analysis but do not guarantee future outcomes.

Q: What is FR and SR in Shillong Teer?
A: FR stands for First Round and SR stands for Second Round. Each round involves a separate session of archery at the Polo Ground, producing an independent winning number. Most Teer players follow both rounds daily.

Q: What does "OFF" mean in the results table?
A: "OFF" means no Teer game was conducted on that day. This typically happens on Sundays or on Meghalaya state public holidays when the Polo Ground archery session is not held.

Q: How do I find a specific date's result?
A: The results are listed in order with the most recent at the top. Scroll down to find older results. Each row shows the date, day of week, FR number, and SR number for that day.