About KALYAN Panel Chart
KALYAN opens at 16:35 and closes at 18:35, Mon–Sat. Each box shows the open panna on the left, the jodi in the middle and the close panna on the right.
See today's live result on the KALYAN result page, or open the KALYAN jodi chart.
KALYAN Chart Facts
- 4096 KALYAN results on record, from 31/12/12 to 3/10/26.
- Most common open ank: 9 · most common close ank: 1.
- Most repeated jodi: 51 (55 times).
- Red jodis (doubles and cut pairs): 841 of 4096.
These are counts from past results only. Past results do not decide future ones.
KALYAN Panel Chart — Frequently Asked Questions
What is the KALYAN panel chart?
The KALYAN panel chart is a week-by-week record of every KALYAN result, showing the full open panna, the jodi and the close panna of each day. Each row covers one week — from Monday to Saturday — so you can scan months of KALYAN results in a single view. The three numbers in every box (open panna · jodi · close panna) let you see exactly which panna produced a jodi, and whether that panna was single, double or triple patti.
What time does KALYAN open and close?
KALYAN opens at 16:35 and closes at 18:35 (IST). The market runs Mon–Sat. The open result — the open panna and its ank — is declared first; the close panna and the jodi are declared at the closing time. Check the Matka Time Table for every market's timing.
Is the KALYAN jodi chart different from the panel chart?
Yes. The KALYAN jodi chart shows only the two-digit jodi of each day — compact and easy to scan. The panel chart on this page shows three columns per day: the open panna, the jodi and the close panna. Both are generated from the same result data, so they never disagree. If you want to see which panna produced a specific jodi, use the panel chart; if you just want to spot patterns in jodis, use the jodi chart.
What is a red jodi, and how is it shown in the KALYAN chart?
A red jodi is a jodi where both digits are the same (00, 11, 22 … 99) or where the digits are five apart (05, 16, 27, 38, 49 and their reverses). There are exactly 20 red jodis. On the KALYAN panel chart and the KALYAN jodi chart, every red jodi is printed in red so it stands out at a glance. See the full list on the red jodi chart.
How often is the KALYAN panel chart updated?
The KALYAN panel chart updates about a minute after every new result is declared — the moment the market closes and its numbers are published. You never need to refresh the page manually: the same numbers also flow to the live result board and to the KALYAN result page at the same time.
How far back does the KALYAN panel chart record go?
The chart keeps every KALYAN result we have on file — usually several months, sometimes more than a year. The Chart Facts box above shows the exact first and last dates on record, the number of results, the most common open and close ank, and the most repeated jodi. Those are counts of past results only; they do not decide what comes next.