Sikkim Lottery Sambad: the Dear 6 PM draw and its result

Sikkim Lottery Sambad result at 6 PM

This card holds the newest 6 PM sheet in our archive. It is from Tuesday, 10 November 2026, and the draw name printed on it is Dear Prestige Tuesday. Open the fold under the card to see every prize line, or go to the page of that date for all the sheets of the day.

The date on the card matters more than anything else on it. If it is not the date on your ticket, this is not your result yet.

Your evening, step by step

Sikkim Lottery Sambad has one fixed moment in the day, and a lot of worry around the Dear 6pm result comes from checking too early. The table shows what you can expect on this site at each point of the evening.

Our reader looks at public result lists every two minutes around a draw. It stores a sheet only when the date and the draw time printed on that sheet match. So a short wait after 6:00 PM is normal, and it protects you from a wrong sheet.

You do not have to keep refreshing. The live countdown board checks for the new sheet by itself and fills the card when it arrives. It is a board with numbers. It is not a video of the draw, and we have no video.

How the Sikkim draw differs from the Nagaland draws

All three daily draws carry the Dear name and look alike on paper. The difference is the heading they are listed under and, of course, the time. This matters when you hold tickets for more than one draw.

The simplest rule is this: read the draw time on the ticket and ignore everything else until you have found the sheet for that time. A 6 PM ticket belongs on this page. A ticket for 1 PM or 8 PM belongs on the Nagaland draws page.

People who search for “Sikkim state lottery sambad” sometimes expect a different prize table from the other two draws. On current sheets the top line is the same, a 1st prize of ₹1 Crore. We print the lines of the newest stored sheet further down so you can see them for yourself.

There is a small language point too. Bengali speakers often say “chhoy-ta” for six o’clock, and voice typing can turn that into odd spellings. Whatever your phone wrote, if you meant the six o’clock result, you meant Sikkim Lottery Sambad and you are on the right page.

If you want the whole day in one place, with the 6 PM card between the other two, open today’s Dear lottery board.

6 PM draw names and past results

In Sikkim Lottery Sambad the evening draw changes its name with the weekday, like the other two. The name sits on the ticket and at the top of the sheet. Both must agree before you compare digits.

These names come from the newest sheets we hold, so they show what is printed now. Names have changed over the years. If an older ticket shows another name, trust the sheet of its own date.

The next table lists the last stored results of the evening draw. A day that is absent was not on the public lists when we read them.

A longer list and more detail about this draw time are on the 6 PM result page. Please do not look for a pattern in these numbers. Each draw is separate and a past result tells you nothing about the next one.

Prize lines on the newest 6 PM sheet

Instead of a general prize table, here are the lines exactly as they stand on the newest 6 PM sheet in our archive, with the amount of each line and how many winning numbers it prints.

Read the table from the top. The first row is the single big prize, and the rows under it get smaller in amount and longer in the list of numbers. The last row is where most of the winning numbers of a sheet are printed, so do not stop reading after the first few lines.

The 1st prize is matched on the series and all five digits. The 2nd prize is matched on five digits, and the lower lines on the last four digits only. A ticket is paid once, for the highest line it matches.

Tax is deducted at source from lottery winnings above ₹10,000. The steps for a claim, and the papers you are usually asked for, are set out in our prize and claim guide. Public listings say a claim must be made within 30 days of the draw, but the rules on the back of the ticket and the department’s notice decide.

What this page leaves out, and why

We keep this page narrow on purpose. It covers one draw, the Dear draw at 6:00 PM, because that is the Sikkim-listed draw we read and store every day.

• The other daily Sikkim draw. The Sikkim State Lottery lists another daily draw. We do not carry it. If your ticket is for that draw, its result is not on this website.
• Background facts. We have not verified when the Sikkim State Lottery began, where its draws are held or how tickets are distributed. The department’s own notices are the source for that.
• Ticket sales. We sell nothing. As far as public notices say, state lottery departments do not sell these paper tickets online, so we advise against offers made on a web page or through a chat app.
• Predictions. Nobody can know the 6 PM number before the draw. We publish no tips and no “lucky” digits.

Leaving these things out is not a gap we plan to fill with guesses. If the department publishes something we can read and check, we will add it and say where it came from. Until then, a short honest page serves you better than a long doubtful one.

The law also sets a limit. Under the Lotteries (Regulation) Act, 1998, each state decides whether lotteries may be sold inside it. Some allow them and many do not. A draw listed under Sikkim does not change the rule in the state where you live, so check that rule first.

Sikkim Lottery Sambad, summed up

Sikkim Lottery Sambad on this site means one thing: the Dear draw at 6:00 PM, as listed under the Sikkim State Lottery. Its sheet usually arrives within minutes of the draw and is stored here with every prize line.

Read the time on your ticket, wait for the right date to appear, and match the digits line by line. For anything we have not verified, the lottery department’s own notice is the place to look, and the gazette has the last word on the numbers.