Finding daily result information becomes easier when all entries are arranged in a clear and organised format. A monthly chart helps readers explore different market names, check available numbers and review previous dates without searching through multiple pages. November 2026 brings a new collection of market-wise records that can be explored through the latest published chart.
The Satta King Record archive provides a structured way to browse daily entries and historical information. This guide covers the November chart, additional market categories and useful details about reading result tables.
The following entries are displayed in the November chart for 1 November 2026.
Market Name
Published Result
Disawar
Pending
Amritsar
10
Bihar King
03
Shalimar
27
Old Taj
55
Chotu Taj
55
The table shows the first available dated entry in the checked chart. Disawar remains blank in this row.
Apart from the main markets, the expanded chart includes additional market names. Here are the displayed entries for the same date.
Market Name
1 November 2026
Delhi Bazaar
30
Meerut
48
Ganganagar
17
Delhi Gold
Pending
Shri Ganesh
Pending
UP-Bazaar
Pending
Kashipur
Pending
Delhi Super
Pending
Faridabad
Pending
Rampur
Pending
Ghaziabad
Pending
Haryana
68
Gali and AXBY are also blank in the checked first dated row.
Daily result charts use dates and market headings to arrange information in a readable structure. Each row represents a particular date, while every column identifies a different market.
This format offers several practical advantages:
Quick date selection: Readers can locate a particular day's entry.
Market identification: Separate headings make it easier to find relevant information.
Consistent presentation: All market entries follow the same table layout.
Historical browsing: Previous dates can be reviewed through the monthly archive.
Clear record status: Blank fields can be distinguished from published numbers.
When exploring a monthly chart, begin by checking the month and year. Next, identify the date and move across the row to find the market you want to review.
Keep the original number format unchanged. For example, 03 should remain 03 so that the chart stays consistent. If a cell is blank, leave it marked as pending until an entry is published.
For more daily chart information and historical records, explore Satta King Record.
A monthly archive keeps daily entries together in chronological order. Readers can review the first dated entry, move to later dates as they become available and find older information without mixing different months.
A useful archive should include:
Readable tables: Clear rows and columns make information easier to understand.
Consistent headings: Market names should remain the same throughout the chart.
Date-wise records: Each entry should be connected to its correct date.
Accessible history: Older monthly charts should be easy to locate.
Updated information: New entries should be added to the correct date and market column.
These features help create a convenient experience for visitors who regularly browse result information.
1. What is the first dated entry shown in the November chart?
The first dated entry displayed is for 1 November 2026.
2. What is the Bihar King result shown for that date?
The chart displays 03 for Bihar King.
3. Which markets show 55 in the first November entry?
Old Taj and Chotu Taj both display 55.
4. Are all additional market entries available?
No. Some additional market fields are blank in the checked chart.
5. Where can I explore the available result records?
Visit the website to browse published daily charts, monthly archives and market-wise information.
The November 2026 chart brings the main markets and additional market categories together in an organised format. The first dated entry includes Amritsar 10, Bihar King 03, Shalimar 27, Old Taj 55 and Chotu Taj 55. Other market fields can be reviewed through the expanded chart.
With clear date-wise tables and accessible monthly archives, readers can explore published information in a more convenient way. Visit Satta King Record to browse the available chart entries and historical records.