Guide
Assam Lottery Chart: Monthly 1st Prizes of All 12 Series
Updated · Assam Lottery Result
The Assam lottery chart puts a whole month of results in one table: a row for every draw day, a column for every series, and the 1st-prize number in each cell. Below is the chart for November 2026, followed by links to every month in our archive and a plain guide to what a chart can and cannot tell you.
Assam lottery chart for November 2026
This Assam lottery chart covers 7 stored days in November 2026, newest at the top. On a phone, swipe the table sideways to see all twelve series; the date column stays in place. Tap any date to open the full prize sheets of that day.
| Date | Dear | Rosa | Kuil | Future | Singam | Abble | Thangam | Nallaneram | Kumaran | Swarnalaxmi | Vishnu | Lion |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 07.11 | 993973 | 276764 | 871320 | 618435 | 536113 | 628615 | 247340 | 411813 | 952990 | 149111 | 334581 | 574741 |
| 06.11 | 724239 | 973900 | 893638 | 288009 | 739394 | 124665 | 395783 | 897348 | 451427 | 243816 | 631544 | 548782 |
| 05.11 | 497918 | 173363 | 305085 | 102664 | 732850 | 281894 | 761571 | 339475 | 815242 | 534966 | 941612 | 697912 |
| 04.11 | 663958 | 211467 | 576676 | 119749 | 331772 | 326346 | 794780 | 893394 | 913585 | 412819 | 128451 | 543623 |
| 03.11 | 262617 | 878781 | 180736 | 443345 | 585452 | 383572 | 656109 | 172666 | 916998 | 485305 | 767577 | 529548 |
| 02.11 | 375534 | 624270 | 220512 | 905556 | 500802 | 158867 | 999458 | 246711 | 515343 | 761123 | 453378 | 874307 |
| 01.11 | 776244 | 643401 | 689112 | 905094 | 552891 | 932902 | 821329 | 115123 | 929539 | 243739 | 583640 | 319885 |
How to read the Assam lottery chart
Start with the left column. It shows the date as day.month, the way most tickets print it. Then move right along the row. Each coloured heading is one series, from Dear to Lion, and the number under it is that series’ 1st prize for that day.
Read down a column to follow one series through the month. Read across a row to see all twelve 1st prizes of one day. Both views use the same numbers; they only change what you compare.
Each Assam lottery chart page follows the same layout, so the steps work for any month. The colours of the column headings match the series colours used on the result cards elsewhere on the site, which makes a series easy to find again.
| Part | What it means |
|---|---|
| Row | One draw day. Newest day at the top. |
| Date (left column) | Day.month of the draw. Tap it for that day’s full sheets. |
| Column | One of the 12 series, in the order the lists print them. |
| Cell | The 6-digit 1st prize (₹1,00,000) of that series on that day. |
| Dash in a cell | No sheet for that series reached the lists we read that day. |
| Missing date | No sheet at all was stored for that day. |
The chart shows only the 1st prize. Your ticket can still win a lower prize on its last 5 or 4 digits, and those numbers are not in the chart. To check a ticket properly, open the day or use the ticket checker, which reads all six prize tiers of every series.
Every month’s chart
Each month in our archive has its own chart page. Tap a month to open it. Every month page also shows digit counts for that month and buttons to step to the month before or after.
- November 2026
- October 2026
- September 2026
- August 2026
- July 2026
- June 2026
- May 2026
- April 2026
- March 2026
- February 2026
- May 2025
- April 2025
- March 2025
- February 2025
- January 2025
| Month | Stored days |
|---|---|
| November 2026 | 7 |
| October 2026 | 30 |
| September 2026 | 30 |
| August 2026 | 30 |
| July 2026 | 31 |
| June 2026 | 30 |
| May 2026 | 31 |
| April 2026 | 30 |
| March 2026 | 31 |
| February 2026 | 24 |
| May 2025 | 26 |
| April 2025 | 30 |
| March 2025 | 31 |
| February 2025 | 28 |
| January 2025 | 30 |
Our archive starts in January 2025. The public lists we read carry no sheets for June 2025, July 2025, August 2025, September 2025, October 2025, November 2025, December 2025, January 2026, so those months have no chart. We leave the gap visible instead of filling it. For a single day rather than a month, the old results by date list every stored day.
Bodoland lottery chart: the same table
Many readers know this draw as the Bodoland lottery. A Bodoland lottery chart and an Assam lottery chart are one and the same: the 03:00 PM draw of the Assam State Lottery, with the same 12 series and the same 1st prizes. You do not need to look for a second chart.
Do not mix it with Lottery Sambad charts, though. Lottery Sambad is the Dear lottery of Nagaland, with three draws a day and tickets that carry a series code and 5 digits. Its numbers are separate and are not in this chart.
Some charts you see shared online are images. An image is easy to change, and a wrong digit in a picture cannot be checked. Every date in the chart above links to the day page that holds the full sheets, so you can always check where a number came from.
Good uses of a lottery chart
Find a 1st prize fast. If you only want to know whether your ticket took the top prize in its series, the chart shows a whole month in one look.
Follow one series. Read down one column. Each series also has its own page with its last 31 draws, for example the Thangam series page.
Keep a monthly record. Save the month as a PDF and you have the month’s 1st prizes on your phone without needing a signal.
Spot a fake. If a forwarded image claims a number won on a certain day, compare it with the cell in the chart for that date and series. A mismatch means the image is wrong.
Look up a number across months. A chart covers one month. To search every month at once, the number history search finds every date a 6-digit number, or its last 5 or 4 digits, won a prize.
Chart, result table or full sheet?
People use many words for the same idea: result chart, monthly chart, result table, record. On this site they mean three different views, and each one answers a different question.
The monthly chart answers “what were the 1st prizes this month?”. It is the widest view, but it leaves out the lower prizes.
The day page answers “what did every prize pay on this date?”. It holds the full sheet of each series: the 1st prize, the 2nd prize ending, ten 3rd prize endings and the 4-digit endings of the 4th, 5th and 6th prizes.
The series page answers “how has one series gone lately?”. It lists the last 31 draws of that series in a simple result table, with digit counts.
If you hold a ticket, the day page is the one that matters, because a ticket can win on its last 4 digits even when the chart shows nothing close to it.
Reading the chart on a phone
The Assam lottery chart is wide, because twelve series sit side by side. On a narrow screen, hold the phone upright and swipe the table left and right; the date column stays fixed so you never lose your place. Turning the phone sideways shows more columns at once.
On a slow connection, the chart loads as plain text, so it opens quickly even on weak 4G. Once a month page is open, you can save it as a PDF and read it later without a signal. The PDF keeps the dates and all twelve columns, without menus or buttons.
If a number is hard to read, zoom in with two fingers. Before you rely on any single cell, tap its date and compare it with the full sheet on the day page.
Why chart patterns are not predictions
Look at any Assam lottery chart long enough and you will see “patterns”: a digit that comes up often in one column, two days that start the same way, a number that looks like it is “due”. The human eye is built to find shapes, even in random data.
But every draw is independent. The machine or method that picks a number does not remember yesterday. A digit that came five times this week has exactly the same chance tomorrow as a digit that never came. Past rows describe the past; they do not steer the next row.
Think of tossing a coin. If it lands heads four times in a row, the fifth toss is still an even chance. Believing tails is “due” is a common mistake with a name: the gambler’s fallacy. A lottery chart invites the same mistake, only with more digits. “Hot” and “cold” numbers are just labels for what already happened.
Over a short span like one month, digits bunch up by pure chance. Over thousands of draws, the counts even out. Neither tells you anything about the next draw.
The maths is simple. In one series, a single 6-digit ticket has 1 chance in 10,00,000 of matching the 1st prize. Any 4-digit ending has 120 chances in 10,000 of landing one of the 4th, 5th or 6th prizes, about 1.2%. No chart can change those odds.
| Prize | Digits matched | Winning numbers | Chance for one ticket |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | All 6 | 1 | 1 in 10,00,000 |
| 2nd | Last 5 | 1 | 1 in 1,00,000 |
| 3rd | Last 5 | 10 | 10 in 1,00,000 |
| 4th to 6th | Last 4 | 120 | 120 in 10,000 (about 1.2%) |
These chances are the same on every day, in every series, whatever the chart above shows. That is why we never give tips or “lucky numbers”. The archive statistics page shows the real counts across all stored draws, with an honest note on why they cannot predict a result.
Play safe
Anyone who sells a “chart method”, a “fixed number” or a “pattern” from past results is selling a story. Paying for one only loses money. Lotteries are legal only where your state allows them — the Lotteries (Regulation) Act, 1998 leaves the choice to each state, and some ban them. If you play, set a limit you can afford to lose.
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Chart questions
What does the Assam lottery chart show?
One month on one screen. Each row is a draw day, each column is one of the 12 series, and each cell holds the 1st-prize number of that series on that day.
Is the Bodoland lottery chart different?
No. Bodoland lottery is another name for the Assam State Lottery, so the Bodoland lottery chart is this same chart with the same numbers.
Why does the chart show only the 1st prize?
A full sheet has 132 numbers per series. Twelve series would make a table far too wide for a phone. Tap a date in the chart to see every prize of that day.
Can a chart help me pick a number?
No. Every draw is independent. A number or digit that came often in the past has the same chance as any other next time. The chart is a record, not a forecast.
Why is a cell empty?
An empty cell means the lists we read carried no sheet for that series on that day. A missing row means no sheet at all was stored for that date.
Can I save the chart?
Yes. Tap Save as PDF above the chart, then choose Save as PDF on your phone’s print screen. Each month page has the same button.
How do I see older months?
Use the list of months on this page. Each month has its own chart page with buttons to step to the month before or after.
Assam lottery chart, in short
The Assam lottery chart shows one month per page: dates down the side, the 12 series across the top and the 1st prize in each cell. Tap a date for the full sheets, pick another month from the list, and save any month as a PDF. Use it as a record and a quick check — not as a guide to the next draw, because each draw starts fresh. For the draw happening today, open today’s Assam lottery board.
Want every prize, not just the 1st?
Check your ticket against all six prizes of all 12 series in one tap.