The 6 00 pm lottery result is the evening Dear weekly draw listed by Sikkim State Lotteries. This guide explains the draw name for each day, why some pages confuse it with the 4 PM Labhlaxmi draw, and where to check the result after it is published.
Who runs the 6 PM draw now?
The current scheme listing on the Sikkim State Lotteries schemes page identifies a “Dear 6:00 PM set of Weekly Lotteries”. That is the state and scheme to look for when you are checking the 6 PM Dear result.
The word “Lottery Sambad” is commonly used in searches for the result, but it is not the name of the state department. It is better to separate the search label from the draw details:
| What you are checking | Correct detail |
|---|---|
| Draw time | 6:00 PM Indian Standard Time |
| Scheme | Dear 6:00 PM weekly lottery |
| State shown on the current scheme listing | Sikkim |
| Draw frequency | One named weekly draw for each day |
| Result to match | The date, draw name, series and ticket number |
The draw name matters because the same time slot has a different weekly title on each day. Check the date first, then compare your ticket with the matching result sheet. Do not use a result from another date just because its time is also 6 PM.
6 PM draw name for each day
The seven 6 PM names follow the weekly cycle below. They are part of the Dear weekly lottery naming system, so the name changes with the day of the week.
| Day | 6 PM draw name | Search wording you may see |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | Dear Legend | Monday 6 PM Dear result |
| Tuesday | Dear Prestige | Tuesday 6 PM Dear result |
| Wednesday | Dear Regal | Wednesday 6 PM Dear result |
| Thursday | Dear Supreme | Thursday 6 PM Dear result |
| Friday | Dear Crown | Friday 6 PM Dear result |
| Saturday | Dear Elite | Saturday 6 PM Dear result |
| Sunday | Dear Empire | Sunday 6 PM Dear result |
For example, a Wednesday search may show “Dear Regal 6 PM”, while a Sunday search may show “Dear Empire 6 PM”. The different names do not mean that you should compare numbers across days. They help identify the correct weekly draw and result sheet.
The official site can change a scheme or issue a separate notice, especially for a bumper or a special draw. For that reason, use the official Sikkim schemes page for scheme notices, and use our 6 PM Lottery Sambad result page for a quick, text-based view of the current result.
Step 1: Confirm the date and weekday
Why this matters: the 6 PM draw name changes every day, and an old result can look similar to today’s result.
- Look at the date printed on your ticket or note the date for which you are checking.
- Confirm the weekday for that date.
- Use the table above to identify the matching draw name.
- Open the result page only after the draw date and weekday agree.
Success looks like this: you have one date, one weekday and one matching name, such as Thursday and Dear Supreme. If the page shows a different date, wait for the correct result or open the date-based archive instead.
Step 2: Open the 6 PM result page
Why this matters: a dedicated page reduces the chance of mixing the evening draw with the 1 PM or 8 PM result.
Open the 6 PM result page. It is the right starting point for searches such as “lottery sambad 6pm”, “sikkim dear 6 pm” and “6 baje ka result”.
The page may show the latest available result while a new draw is still pending. Read the date and draw heading above the table before checking any ticket detail. A result becomes useful only when that heading matches your date.
If you are checking a previous day, use the yesterday 6 PM result page or the site’s dated archive. Avoid treating a previous-day table as the current day’s result.
Step 3: Match the complete ticket entry
Why this matters: a ticket check needs the full entry shown on the result sheet, not only a short part of the number.
Check these details in order:
- Date: the result date must match the date you intend to check.
- Time: the heading must say 6 PM or 6:00 PM.
- Draw name: the name must match the weekday, such as Dear Legend or Dear Empire.
- Series: if the first-prize entry includes letters, compare those letters exactly.
- Number: compare the complete number in the same order as printed.
Read the prize rows carefully. A result page can contain first, consolation, second, third, fourth and fifth prize entries. Each row has its own conditions and amount on the published result sheet. If a ticket appears to match, keep the original ticket and verify the result with the state lottery’s published sheet before taking any further action.
Our page is an independent information page, not the state department. The Sikkim State Lotteries home page publishes the state’s current result links and notices. Use it as the final reference for an official result or any claim-related instruction.
6 PM versus Sikkim 4 PM Labhlaxmi
The 6 PM Dear draw and the 4 PM Labhlaxmi draw are separate Sikkim schemes. The official schemes page currently lists “Dear 6:00 PM set of Weekly Lotteries” and “Labhlaxmi Bliss set of Weekly Lotteries (4:00 PM onwards)” as different entries.
| Detail | Dear 6 PM | Labhlaxmi 4 PM |
|---|---|---|
| Time | 6:00 PM IST | 4:00 PM IST |
| Scheme name | Dear weekly lotteries | Labhlaxmi Bliss weekly lotteries |
| What to match | 6 PM draw name and date | 4 PM draw name and date |
| Correct check | 6 PM result page and official sheet | Sikkim’s 4 PM result listing and official sheet |
This difference explains why a search for a Sikkim lottery result can return two evening-related pages. A 4 PM result is not a replacement for the 6 PM Dear result, and a 6 PM ticket should not be checked against a 4 PM table.
The official home page may show both result links under the same date. On the current page, the two headings appear separately as “LABHLAXMI WEEKLY 4:00 PM” and “DEAR 6:00 PM WEEKLY”. Check the time in the heading before you compare any numbers.
When does the 6 PM result appear?
The draw time is 6:00 PM IST. The result page may need a short time after the draw for the published result sheet and table to appear. If you open the page exactly at 6:00 PM and the new table is not visible, check the date and refresh later rather than using an older entry.
The result is normally easiest to identify from three labels together:
- the date of the draw;
- the 6 PM time slot; and
- the day’s Dear draw name.
If any one of these is different, you may be viewing another draw. Festival schedules, special schemes or official notices can also change the usual display, so read the current heading and notice before relying on a page.
Where to check today’s and older 6 PM results
Use these pages according to what you need:
| Need | Page |
|---|---|
| Current 6 PM result | Lottery Sambad 6 PM result |
| Previous day’s 6 PM result | Yesterday 6 PM result |
| State information and notices | Sikkim State Lottery guide |
| Weekly 1 PM, 6 PM and 8 PM names | Lottery Sambad draw schedule |
| Official scheme listing | Sikkim State Lotteries schemes |
When an older result is needed, check the date shown on the page and use the archive only for dates that are available. The archive is useful for checking a past result, but it should not be used to infer a future result.
What to do if the result does not match your search
Start with the date, not the number. Search results can use short phrases such as “6 00 pm”, “dear evening result” or “lottery sambad 6pm”, but those phrases do not identify a specific draw date on their own.
Use this quick check:
- Is the page dated for the day you need?
- Does the heading say 6 PM rather than 4 PM, 1 PM or 8 PM?
- Does the weekday match the Dear draw name?
- Are you reading the full series and number from the correct prize row?
- Does the official Sikkim site show the same scheme or result notice?
If the page is still awaiting the new result, return after the draw has been published. If the state site issues a special notice, follow that notice and retain the original ticket for any later verification.
FAQ
Which state runs the 6 PM Lottery Sambad result?
The current Sikkim State Lotteries scheme listing identifies the 6 PM weekly set as “Dear 6:00 PM”. Check the state’s official scheme and result pages for the latest notice because schemes can be updated.
What is the 6 PM Dear lottery name today?
The name depends on the weekday: Legend on Monday, Prestige on Tuesday, Regal on Wednesday, Supreme on Thursday, Crown on Friday, Elite on Saturday and Empire on Sunday. Match the date and weekday before using the name.
Is the 6 PM result the same as the Sikkim 4 PM result?
No. They are separate schemes with separate times. The Sikkim site lists Dear at 6:00 PM and Labhlaxmi Bliss at 4:00 PM, so check the time and scheme heading on the result sheet.
When should I check the 6 00 pm lottery result?
Check after the 6:00 PM IST draw and confirm that the page shows the correct date. If the new table is not available immediately, wait for the result to be published and do not use the previous day’s entry as today’s result.
Where can I verify the 6 PM result?
Use the 6 PM result page on Lottery Sambad App for a quick text view, then compare it with the result and notices on the official Sikkim State Lotteries website. Keep the original ticket if you need to make a claim and follow the state’s instructions.
