FREE 36-POINT KUNDLI MATCH

Check compatibility between two charts

Enter both sets of birth details. The calculator scores the 36-point Ashtakoot match and explains the result using the two calculated charts. It does not use a generic horoscope or AI.

The free result includes the 36-point score, explanations of all eight kootas, a Manglik check with applicable cancellations and a written verdict. It appears on this page within a few seconds. No card or account is required, and no part of this result is reserved for a paid step.

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How Kundli matching works

Ashtakoot Guna Milan scores eight areas of compatibility between two birth charts, for a total of 36 points. The calculation uses each person’s Moon sign and birth star (nakshatra). The traditional minimum is 18 points, with higher scores indicating greater natural harmony. Every koota is calculated from the two charts rather than a generic horoscope, and the calculation does not use AI.

The eight kootas, explained

Varna

Varna weighs the spiritual-temperamental order of the two Moon signs; classically the groom's Varna should equal or exceed the bride's for the single point.

Vashya

Vashya measures mutual magnetism and the natural authority each partner holds over the other, read from the Moon-sign animal classes.

Tara

Tara (Dina) reads birth-star compatibility for health and longevity, counting the nakshatra distance each way and rewarding the auspicious Taras.

Yoni

Yoni assesses physical and instinctual compatibility through the animal symbol of each birth-star — same Yoni is ideal, enemy Yonis score nil.

Graha Maitri

Graha Maitri tests the friendship of the two Moon-sign lords — the meeting of minds and lasting affection between the partners.

Gana

Gana classifies temperament as Deva, Manushya, or Rakshasa; a cross-Gana pairing raises a dosha that classical Bhanga rules can neutralise.

Bhakoot

Bhakoot (Rashi) reads the relative Moon-sign positions for household prosperity and emotional rapport; the 2/12, 5/9 and 6/8 axes raise the Bhakoot dosha.

Nadi

Nadi carries the most weight — it guards constitutional and genetic compatibility (progeny and health). Same Nadi raises the gravest dosha unless a Bhanga cancellation applies.

What the score means

Reconsider

A total below 18 of 36 falls in the lowest classical tier (Adhama). More than half the eight Kootas have gone unmet, and the tradition counsels a careful second look — which factors fell short, and whether any can be remedied — before the match is taken forward.

Workable

A total of 18 to 23 of 36 sits in the Madhyama (acceptable / average) tier. Enough of the eight Kootas align to give the match a sound classical footing, while one or two factors stay weak; the tradition treats this as a workable foundation that rewards attention to the lower-scoring areas.

Strong

A total of 24 to 31 of 36 spans the Madhyama-Uttama (very good) and Uttama (excellent) tiers. The great majority of the eight Kootas align, marking a classically strong and well-supported compatibility.

Rare

A total of 32 to 36 of 36 reaches Sarvashreshtha, the highest classical tier — the best possible Guna Milan. So complete an agreement across all eight Kootas is uncommon, and the tradition reads it as an especially auspicious foundation.

Doshas, and how they’re cancelled

Mangal

Mangal Dosha — the affliction of Mars to married life — is read for each partner and then matched. Classical Parashari rule holds that when both partners carry an effective dosha the two cancel each other and the match is unaffected; when only one carries it, the affliction stands. A partner's own dosha may also be neutralised within their chart — for instance by Mars holding its own or exalted sign, or receiving the aspect of Jupiter or Venus — in which case they are not counted as effectively Manglik.

Nadi

Nadi Dosha arises when both partners share the same Nadi (Adi, Madhya, or Antya); uncancelled it forfeits all eight Nadi points, the gravest single dosha. Classical Bhanga rules lift it in several cases: when both hold the same birth-star but fall in different padas (the Charana rule), when both share one Moon sign through different nakshatras, or when the two Moon-sign lords are the same planet.

Bhakoot

Bhakoot Dosha arises when the two Moon signs fall on the 2/12, 5/9 or 6/8 axis; uncancelled it forfeits all seven Bhakoot points. The classical Bhanga rules cancel it when the two Moon-sign lords are the same planet, or when those lords are mutual friends.