Days in each Bikram Sambat month

Between 29 and 32, depending on the month and the year. The table above gives the exact count for the current BS year and the next one.

Usually Jestha or Ashadh, the months around the Sun's slowest apparent motion, which often run 31 or 32 days. The shortest are typically Poush and Magh at 29 or 30.

It has years of 366 days, but not a leap-day rule. The extra day is absorbed by whichever month the sankranti timings push over, so there is no fixed 'leap month' and no 29 February equivalent.

Only roughly. The offset is 56 years before Baisakh 1 and 57 after it, and the day-of-month rarely lines up because the months are different lengths. Use the converter for an exact date.