Monthly Review

Shillong Teer in September 2026: Every Result and What the Month Looked Like

Published 2 October 2026 5 min read Instant Teer Results

September 2026 at a glance

Result days26Every Monday to Saturday of the month. Four Sundays had no result.

First round range01 to 96Lowest on 3 September, highest on 11 September.

Second round range07 to 97Lowest on 15 September, highest on 30 September.

Most repeated85 and 8385 came up three times as a first round, 83 three times as a second round.

Shillong Teer first and second round results for 1 to 30 September 2026, from the InstantTeerResults.in archive.

September is done, so here is the whole month in one place: all 26 Shillong Teer results, first and second round, followed by a plain reading of what the numbers did. We will publish a review like this at the start of each month.

This article reports results that have already been declared. It describes the past. It does not predict any future result and it is not advice to take part in Teer.

The Full September List

Date	Day	First round	Second round
1 Sep	Tue	43	60
2 Sep	Wed	05	92
3 Sep	Thu	01	62
4 Sep	Fri	94	13
5 Sep	Sat	85	26
7 Sep	Mon	24	59
8 Sep	Tue	85	53
9 Sep	Wed	87	83
10 Sep	Thu	65	48
11 Sep	Fri	96	32
12 Sep	Sat	31	08
14 Sep	Mon	15	10
15 Sep	Tue	66	07
16 Sep	Wed	06	11
17 Sep	Thu	47	08
18 Sep	Fri	12	83
19 Sep	Sat	60	70
21 Sep	Mon	18	92
22 Sep	Tue	13	61
23 Sep	Wed	85	81
24 Sep	Thu	70	83
25 Sep	Fri	37	86
26 Sep	Sat	70	29
28 Sep	Mon	69	35
29 Sep	Tue	37	62
30 Sep	Wed	80	97

Sundays (6, 13, 20 and 27 September) are not listed because no result is declared on Sundays. The same list sits on our September archive page.

What Stood Out

The month ran from one end of the board to the other. First rounds went as low as 01 and as high as 96. Seven of the 26 were below 20 and seven were 80 or above.
85 was the first round three times, on 5, 8 and 23 September. 70 came twice in three days (24 and 26 September) and 37 came twice (25 and 29 September).
83 was the second round three times, on 9, 18 and 24 September. 92, 62 and 08 each came twice.
No day had the same number in both rounds. Only three numbers, 13, 60 and 70, appeared in both the first-round and second-round lists at all.
22 different first-round numbers and 21 different second-round numbers were declared across 26 days.

How the Digits Fell in First Rounds

Split each first round into its house digit (first) and ending digit (last), then count. This is the same count that "common number" tables are built from.

First rounds, September 2026

House digits (first digit)

03×

14×

21×

33×

42×

50×

64×

72×

85×

92×

Ending digits (last digit)

04×

12×

21×

32×

42×

56×

63×

74×

81×

91×

House digit 8 came up five times and house digit 5 not once. Ending digit 5 came up six times, while 2, 8 and 9 came up once each.

It is tempting to read something into that. A house digit that never showed up, an ending digit that showed up six times. With only 26 results, gaps and clusters like these are what chance normally produces. Over our last 300 declared days, every ending digit landed between 19 and 39 times, far closer to even. A single month is simply too short to level out.

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What This Does and Does Not Tell You

A monthly list is a record. It is useful for checking a number you half remember, settling a question about a particular day, or seeing how spread out the results really are. It tells you nothing about October. Each round is a fresh count of arrows at the Polo Ground, and the board has no memory of what it showed last week.

If you want the reasoning behind that, our guide to how common numbers are counted walks through it with a live chart, and how the result is declared shows where the number comes from in the first place.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Shillong Teer results were declared in September 2026? ▾

26. A first and second round were declared on every Monday to Saturday of the month. There is no result on Sundays, and September 2026 had four of them.

Which number came up most in Shillong Teer in September 2026? ▾

In first rounds, 85 was declared three times, on 5, 8 and 23 September. In second rounds, 83 was declared three times, on 9, 18 and 24 September.

What were the highest and lowest Shillong Teer results in September 2026? ▾

The lowest first round was 01 on 3 September and the highest was 96 on 11 September. The lowest second round was 07 on 15 September and the highest was 97 on 30 September.

Do September's results say anything about October? ▾

No. Each round is an independent count of arrows that hit the target. A list of past results is a record of what happened and cannot forecast a future result.

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