Bodoland Lottery Result Today: 3 PM, All 12 Series

Bodoland lottery result today at 3 PM

This board shows the newest stored draw: Saturday, 7 November 2026. Each card gives the 1st prize of one series and the number that took the 2nd prize. All twelve series are in for this date.

The cards show only the top of each sheet. Most tickets win, if they win at all, on the smaller prizes that match the last 4 digits. For those, open the full sheets of every series for this date, where all 132 winning numbers of each series are listed, from the 1st prize down to the 6th.

Before 03:00 PM, this board still shows the last published draw. After 03:00 PM, the new numbers replace it once they are stored. If you want today’s cards to fill while you watch, keep the main board open; you do not need to refresh this page every few seconds.

One draw, two names: Bodoland and Assam

Many people in Assam and beyond call the Assam State Lottery the Bodoland lottery. Both names are used so often that you will hear them side by side in shops, in messages and at home. The draw, the series and the numbers do not change with the name. A Bodoland lottery result and an Assam State Lottery result for the same date and series are the same numbers.

You will also see other words joined to the name: “today”, “3 PM”, “live”, “sambad”, “chart”, “old result”. They all point back to one 03:00 PM draw of twelve series. The table below sorts out the names you are most likely to meet.

The quick test is the ticket in your hand. If it shows one of the twelve series names below and the 03:00 PM time, the numbers on this page are the ones to check. If it shows a code like “84K” before five digits, it belongs to another lottery.

Bodoland lottery result yesterday 3pm

Missed the draw? Yesterday’s numbers stay on the site. The draw before the newest one was on Friday, 6 November 2026, and its full sheets are on yesterday’s result page. There you can read all twelve series at once and check an older ticket.

A ticket from yesterday is still worth checking carefully. Many people look only at the 1st prize, see that it does not match, and throw the ticket away. The 4th, 5th and 6th prizes match only the last 4 digits, so a small prize is easy to miss if you read only the top line.

For a ticket that is a few days or weeks old, use the old results by date. Every stored day has its own page. Keep in mind that claims have a time limit printed on the back of the ticket, so do not wait too long if you think you have won.

The 12 series in the Bodoland draw

Every day, twelve series are drawn for 03:00 PM: Dear, Rosa, Kuil, Future, Singam, Abble, Thangam, Nallaneram, Kumaran, Swarnalaxmi, Vishnu and Lion. Each series is its own draw with its own sheet. Your ticket counts only in the series printed on it.

Many of the names are Tamil words. Thangam means gold, Singam means lion, Kuil is close to “cuckoo” and Nallaneram means “good time”. Be careful with Singam and Lion: the meaning is the same, but they are two different series with different numbers.

The guide to the twelve series has a page for each name, with its latest result and a short history. If you hold tickets in more than one series, check each one against its own sheet.

Prize structure in every series

Every series pays six prizes, and the structure has been the same on every day we have stored. The more digits you match, the bigger the prize. A ticket can take only one prize: the highest one it matches.

Add the counts and you get 132 winning numbers in each series, or 1,584 across the twelve series of one day. That is a long list, which is why reading it by eye leads to mistakes.

Big wins are taxed. Indian income-tax law deducts 30% tax at source, plus cess, from lottery winnings above ₹10,000. So the 1st prize is paid after that deduction, while the 2nd prize and the smaller ones are below the limit. The prize and tax guide works through the numbers and the safe way to claim.

How to check your ticket against the result

Start with the series name on your ticket, then the date, then the number. Say your ticket is Kumaran 482915 — an invented number, used only to show the method. Here is how you would read it:

• 1st prize: all six digits must match, so the sheet must show 482915.
• 2nd and 3rd prizes: the last five digits must match, so look for 82915.
• 4th, 5th and 6th prizes: the last four digits must match, so look for 2915.

The ticket checker does all of this in one step. Type the 6-digit number and it compares it with every series of the date you pick, then shows the prize and highlights the matching number. You can also paste many numbers, check a whole bundle, or read the ticket from a photo.

Whatever tool you use, the printed official result always prevails. If the checker shows a win, compare the number on the ticket with the sheet yourself, digit by digit, before you go to claim.

Think you won? What to do next

First, slow down. Check the series name, the draw date and the number on the ticket against the Bodoland lottery result for that exact date. A ticket from Rosa does not win because the same number came up in Lion. A ticket for one date does not win on the next date.

Next, keep the ticket safe. Store it flat and dry, do not fold it across the number and do not write on it. Do not sign it until a claim form asks you to. Take a clear photo of both sides for your own record.

Then read the back of the ticket. It tells you the claim period, where to claim and which documents to bring. For a small prize, check with the seller where the ticket was bought legally; for a large one, follow the claim rules printed on the ticket. We cannot claim a prize for anyone, and nobody honest will ask you to pay a fee to release one.

“Bodoland lottery sambad”: a common mix-up

“Sambad” means news, and many people add it to any lottery name. When someone types “Bodoland lottery sambad”, they usually want the same 03:00 PM Assam numbers that are on this page.

The trouble is that Lottery Sambad is also the everyday name for a different family of draws: the Dear lotteries of Nagaland. Those have three draws a day, at 1 PM, 6 PM and 8 PM, a ₹1 crore 1st prize and tickets printed with a code and five digits. Their numbers have nothing to do with the Bodoland lottery result.

So if a number “almost matches” on a sheet with a 6 PM or 8 PM time, stop and check the ticket. It may be the wrong lottery. Our page on how Lottery Sambad differs from the Assam draw lays the two side by side.

Readers in Tamil Nadu: the law comes first

Because so many series names are Tamil words, many questions about the Bodoland lottery result come from readers in Tamil Nadu. We want to be clear and calm about one point. Tamil Nadu has banned lotteries since 2003. Buying or selling a lottery ticket there is illegal, whatever the name or series printed on it.

Under the Lotteries (Regulation) Act, 1998, each state in India decides whether lottery tickets may be sold inside it. Some states allow them and some ban them. A ticket does not become legal because the draw happens in another state.

This site does not sell tickets, does not take payments and has no agents in any state. We do not help anyone buy tickets. If you live in Tamil Nadu, please do not buy lottery tickets, and be very careful of anyone who offers to sell you one “online” or by phone. Those offers are often scams as well as illegal.

Fake Bodoland lottery result images

Edited result images and fake PDFs travel fast on social media. They often look real, with logos, stamps and a neat table. Some are made to sell “tips”, and some are made to convince a person that they have won.

Three habits keep you safe. First, compare any result you are sent with a full sheet for the same date and series. Second, ignore any message that asks you to pay a fee or a “tax” before a prize is released — a real lottery never does that. Third, never share your bank details or a one-time password with someone who says you have won.

If a message like that reaches you, stop replying and report it on the cyber-fraud helpline 1930 or at cybercrime.gov.in. You can also check today’s numbers on Assam Lottery Result and see for yourself that no number is ever “leaked” early.

Bodoland lottery result in short

The Bodoland lottery result is the Assam State Lottery result under a different name: one draw at 03:00 PM, twelve series, six prizes in each. Check the series and date on your ticket first, then the last 4, 5 or 6 digits. Use the full sheets, not a forwarded image, and remember that the printed official result always prevails.

Keep the law in mind as well. Where lotteries are banned, as in Tamil Nadu, reading the result is fine but buying a ticket is not. And if anyone asks you for money to release a prize, it is a scam.