There are seven types of choghadiya's.

Each day is divided into two time periods: daytime - the period from sunrise
to sunset - and night-time - the period from sunset tosunrise
. Each period contains eight Choghadiya's. To calculate the duration of each Choghadiyu, divide the respective time
periods by eight. Thus, in each period any one of the seven different types of Choghadiya's will occur twice.

Example -
Day 1: Sunrise at 6:39AM and Sunset at 6:25 pm
Day 2: Sunrise at 6:41 am

The daytime period is 11 hours and 46 minutes (706 minutes).

The night-time period is 12 hours and 16 minutes (736 minutes).
Therefore, each daytime Choghadiyu lasts 706/8 = 88.25 minutes = 1 hour 28 minutes 15 seconds.
And each night-time Choghadiyu last 736/8 = 92 minutes = 1 hour 32 minutes.
To determine a good time to commence important works, check the time period between which such work can be
initiated and select a favorable Choghadiyu within that specified time period.
Below shown is the Day Time & Night Time Choghadiya's for the Year 2010:
 Amrut, Shubh and Labh are considered the Best Choghadiya's (Time Period)
 Chal is considered as Good Choghadiyu (Time Period)
 Udveg, Kal and Rog is considered inauspicious

Morning to Afternoon Choghadiya

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
Udveg Amrut Rog Labh Shubh Chal Kal
Chal Kal Udveg Amrut Rog Labh Shubh
Labh Shubh Chal Kal Udveg Amrut Rog
Amrut Rog Labh Shubh Chal Kal Udveg
Kal Udveg Amrut Rog Labh Shubh Chal
Shubh Chal Kal Udveg Amrut Rog Labh
Rog Labh Shubh Chal Kal Udveg Amrut
Udveg Amrut Rog Labh Shubh Chal Kal

Evening to Night Choghadiya

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
Shubh Chal Kal Udveg Amrut Rog Labh
Rog Labh Shubh Chal Kal Udveg Amrut
Udveg Amrut Rog Labh Shubh Chal Kal
Chal Kal Udveg Amrut Rog Labh Shubh
Labh Shubh Chal Kal Udveg Amrut Rog
Amrut Rog Labh Shubh Chal Kal Udveg
Kal Udveg Amrut Rog Labh Shubh Chal
Shubh Chal Kal Udveg Amrut Rog Labh