Rajdhani Day vs Rajdhani Night: Timings and Key Differences

Rajdhani Day and Rajdhani Night are two separate markets that share a name. Day declares its result in the afternoon, between about 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM. Night declares between about 9:30 PM and 11:45 PM. Each has its own result, its own chart and its own off days, and one has no effect on the other.

That last point trips up a lot of people, so this guide sets the two side by side and explains where they differ.

Rajdhani Day vs Night at a glance

All times are IST and can shift by a few minutes on any given day.

What the two markets have in common

Both run on the same matka-style format. There’s no bazi system like Kolkata Fatafat. Instead, each session declares an open panna first and a close panna about two hours later.

The jodi works the same way in both. Add the three digits of the open panna and keep the last digit; do the same with the close panna. Put the two digits together and that’s the jodi. A result written as 146-12-570 means open panna 146 (1 + 4 + 6 = 11, so 1), close panna 570 (5 + 7 + 0 = 12, so 2), jodi 12.

So once you can read one market’s result, you can read the other’s.

Where they differ

Timing is the obvious one. Day wraps up by early evening, while Night runs until close to midnight. If you check results after work, Day is usually already finished and Night hasn’t started yet.

The running days differ too. Rajdhani Day normally has a Saturday result; Rajdhani Night normally doesn’t. On Saturday evening, then, a missing Night result is expected, not a delay.

The results are separate. Day’s numbers say nothing about what Night will show, and a jodi that came up in the afternoon is no more or less likely at night. Both draws are independent, each with 100 possible jodis.

The charts are separate as well. A Day chart and a Night chart look almost identical, so check the heading before you compare numbers. Mixing them up is the most common reason people think a site has posted a wrong result.

Common mistakes when checking both

• Reading the Day chart when you meant Night, or the other way round. Look for the market name at the top of the table every time.
• Expecting a Night result on Saturday or Sunday. It usually isn’t declared on weekends.
• Trusting a site that posts the close result before the open. The open always comes first, so a page showing them out of order is guessing.
• Treating the Day result as a hint for Night. Social media “day to night” tricks are guesswork dressed up as a system, and anyone charging for them is running a scam.

For the full timing schedule, see our guide on how to check Rajdhani Fatafat result online, and for tonight’s numbers, the Rajdhani Night result today page.

A note on the law

This site shares timings and results for information only. We don’t accept bets, sell numbers or promote anyone who does.

Betting on satta and matka markets, Rajdhani Day and Night included, is illegal in most Indian states under the Public Gambling Act, 1867 and state laws. Money paid to an unregistered operator can’t be recovered through any official channel. If checking results has started to take up more of your day than you’d like, talk to someone you trust or call the Tele-MANAS helpline on 14416.

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