How to Read the Siliguri FF Result: Patti and Single Explained
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Every Siliguri FF bazi result has two parts: a three-digit patti and a one-digit single. On our result board the patti is the big number on each tile and the single is the number in the white circle below it.
What is a patti?
A patti is a three-digit number whose digits are always written in ascending order. The digit 0 is treated as the highest digit, so it always comes last – for example 120, 370 or 500. Because of this rule there are exactly 220 possible pattis. You can see all of them on the Siliguri FF patti list.
How is the single calculated?
Add the three digits of the patti and keep only the last digit of the total.
- Patti 139 → 1 + 3 + 9 = 13 → single 3
- Patti 400 → 4 + 0 + 0 = 4 → single 4
- Patti 770 → 7 + 7 + 0 = 14 → single 4
That is why the same single can come from many different pattis – each single has 22 pattis.
SP, DP and TP
- SP (single patti): three different digits, like 128.
- DP (double patti): two digits are the same, like 112 or 550.
- TP (triple patti): all three digits are the same, like 777.
Reading the old result chart
In the old result section each date shows bazi numbers 1 to 8 across the top, the pattis in the first row and the singles in the second row. Monthly charts show one row per day so you can follow one bazi down the month.