Taj Satta King Result Today, Record Chart and the 03:00 PM Draw

Taj Satta King Result Today: Reading the Card

The card has two tiles. The grey tile on the left is yesterday's Taj number and the green tile on the right is today's. Every result is a two-digit number, called a jodi (a pair of digits), from 00 to 99. Before 03:00 PM the right tile shows XX. That only means the draw has not opened yet; it never means zero or cancelled.

Under the tiles you see two times. "Updated" is when our system last read the public boards, and "Today's number came at" is the minute the Taj number was first seen today. For the aaj ka result (today's result), this card is all you need; the full guide to today's Taj result explains each part.

Taj Satta King Time: 03:00 PM, Sometimes Printed 03:15

The Taj draw is published at 03:00 PM Indian Standard Time on the board we read, every day of the week. Most boards show it at 03:00 PM; some print 03:15 PM. We compared both kinds of board on every day we checked, and the Taj number was the same on each. So you are looking at one draw with two printed times, not two draws.

Why the gap? Each result board sets its own clock labels, and some list the time a number is usually posted rather than the draw time. Do not mix this up with Jai Ganga, which our board lists at 03:15 PM: that is a separate draw with its own number. The page on Taj as the Satta King boards list it walks through the two timings with today's card.

The Taj Satta King draw sits in the busiest hour of the afternoon. Chotu Taj comes 10 minutes before it, Delhi Noon 5 minutes after it and Delhi Bazar 10 minutes after it. The Delhi Satta King Taj page puts those three side by side.

Taj Satta King or Taj SattaKing: One Site, Two Spellings

Some people type the name as three words and some join the last two, writing Taj SattaKing. Both spellings point to this same information site and the same 03:00 PM draw. There is no second site, no separate "SattaKing" draw and no different number behind the one-word form. Phone keyboards often drop the space on their own, which is why the joined spelling is common in searches. Whichever way you write it, you reach today's card, the month chart and the same safety notes. If a page with a similar name asks you for money, a phone number or an app install, it is not this site.

The Full Board Around the Taj Satta King Draw

The board above lists all 39 draws carried by the public board we read, in the order they open, with the Taj row highlighted. The middle column is yesterday and the right one is today. While the page is open, it checks for new numbers every minute.

The other draws are here only for context, so you can follow a few evening draws without opening other sites. For a countdown to the next draw, use the live Taj page.

Taj Satta King Chart: Taj to DS in One Month

The chart above is the record for November 2026 so far. Each row is one date. The first column is Taj, the next is Chotu Taj (shown as Old Taj on some boards), then Delhi Bazar, Shri Ganesh, Faridabad, Ghaziabad, Gali and finally Disawar, which opens at 05:00 AM the next morning. People call this layout "Taj to DS". Today's row fills in during the day; past rows stay as they were published.

Read it left to right for one day, or top to bottom for one draw. If a cell shows XX, that draw had not opened when the page was built. The Taj Satta King chart guide explains every column, the short codes and the Hindi words people use for a record. For the evening columns on their own, see the Taj, Faridabad, Ghaziabad, Gali and Disawar page.

Taj Satta King Counts for November 2026: What They Mean

The box above counts the Taj numbers published in November 2026: so far 6 results. It shows which numbers came most often, which have not come yet, how often each first digit (andar) and second digit (bahar) appeared, and any day that repeated the day before. These are plain facts about the past.

They do not tell you what comes next. There are 100 possible numbers and one of them comes in each draw, so the chance of any single number is 1 in 100 every time. A number that came twice this month is not "hot", and a number that is missing is not "due". Anyone who sells a pattern built on these counts is selling a guess.

Taj Satta King Record: The 2025 and 2026 Year Pages

The month chart only starts on the first of the month, so this site also keeps a full record by year. The public boards carry Taj from January 2025, with one early month missing at the source. Each year page shows its months as small blocks of dates and numbers, followed by counts for the whole year: frequent and missing numbers, digit counts, repeats and the longest gap between two appearances of the same number.

Start with the 2026 Taj record, month by month if you want this year, or open the full 2025 Taj chart for last year. Both pages carry the same reminder you see here: a record describes what happened and nothing more.

Taj, Old Taj, Chotu Taj and the Other Taj Names

The word Taj appears in many draw names and many site names, and that is where most wrong numbers come from. Taj is the 03:00 PM draw. Chotu Taj is a separate draw at 02:50 PM with a different number. Old Taj is the name that confuses people most, so here is what we found.

On a long-running record board we checked, the Old Taj column carried exactly the same numbers as its Chotu Taj column on every day we compared, while Taj had different numbers on those days. So, on the boards we checked, Old Taj (in Hindi, purani Taj) is another name for Chotu Taj, not for Taj. The Old Taj Satta King page shows both cards side by side so you can see it for yourself.

New Taj and Taj Darbar share the 03:00 PM clock time with Taj but publish their own numbers, so always check the name on the row as well as the time. The table of every Taj draw lists all of them with today's results, and the page on 786, Gold and VIP names explains why so many sites add those words.

After Taj: The Afternoon and Evening Draws

The countdown above is a clock, not a forecast. After the Taj Satta King draw come Delhi Noon, Delhi Bazar and Shri Ganesh, then Faridabad at 06:05 PM, Ghaziabad at 09:30 PM, Gali at 11:30 PM and Disawar the next morning. Other boards print these times a few minutes apart.

Words You Will Meet Around the Taj Satta King Result

Result pages use many Hindi and Urdu words. Once you know them, any card or chart becomes easy to read, and the sales messages built around them become easy to spot. People also search in many word orders, such as taj king satta or taj ka satta king; they all mean the same 03:00 PM draw.

The guide to how the Taj game works explains these words in context, along with the odds. If someone offers you Taj "khabar" before the draw, read the page on Taj khabar claims first.

Every Taj Satta King Guide on This Site

Each page on this site answers one question. The table below matches the thing you want to know with the page that answers it. You can also read the site in Hindi on the Hindi Taj page.

New to the subject? Begin with the plain guide to Taj satta. For a quick answer, try the common Taj questions.

Checking Taj Satta King on an Android Phone

Most visitors open Taj Satta King on an Android phone, often on slow 4G. The card and the board are plain HTML with big numbers, so they load fast.

• Add the page to your home screen from the browser menu. You get an icon like an app, with nothing to install.
• Never install an APK file sent in a chat. A result site does not need an app, and such files can steal data.
• Keep the page open around 03:00 PM; the card and the board refresh on their own every minute.
• Turn the phone sideways to read the eight-column chart comfortably.
• Check the address bar. Copycat sites use names that look alike, with an extra letter, word or number.

Phone alerts and the email summary are explained on the alerts and email page.

How the Taj Satta King Numbers Reach This Page

Nobody types a number in by hand. An automated process reads public result boards every two minutes through the day, and every minute between 02:30 and 03:29 PM, when Taj and its neighbours open. It checks that each value is a proper two-digit number and stores it with the time it was read.

The first time today's Taj number is seen, that minute is saved and shown on the card. The whole site is also rebuilt once a day, so the numbers are in the plain page text even without the live refresh. If a board goes down, the card keeps the last good number and the stamp stops moving. It does not invent anything. The page about this site describes the process, and if a number looks wrong you can report it to us.

Nobody publicly runs or owns the name Taj; like many draws, it simply carries a famous name. No result page, this one included, can honestly claim a link to whoever declares the number.

The Law, the Odds and the Scams

Betting on these draws is illegal in most Indian states under the Public Gambling Act of 1867 and the state laws built on it, and online money games have been prohibited across India since 2025. You can read a summary of the old law on Wikipedia's Public Gambling Act page. Looking up a published number is not the problem; placing money on it is.

The second danger is fraud. Every afternoon, messages promise the Taj Satta King number before 03:00 PM for a UPI fee. Each is a guess dressed up as news: send a hundred people a hundred different numbers and one of them will be "right". If you have already lost money to such a seller, call 1930 or file a report at cybercrime.gov.in. The Taj safety guide lists the warning signs one by one.

Conclusion: Taj Satta King in One Place

Taj Satta King keeps the 03:00 PM Taj number, the minute it came, the Taj to DS month chart and the year records on one light page that works on any phone. It sorts out the Taj names, explains the 03:00 and 03:15 PM labels, and says plainly what it never does: it never predicts a number and never takes money.

Check the card after the draw, keep the chart for reference, and read the safety guide once. If a message ever offers you the number early, you now know it is a guess with a price tag.