What score counts as a good match?

Out of 36 gunas, a total of 18 and above is conventionally read as workable, 25 and above as very good. But the score is read alongside Bhakoot and Nadi doshas and the Manglik check — a high number with a serious dosha still needs care.

What is Ashtakoota Guna Milan?

The eight-fold (ashta-koota) Vedic compatibility method: eight factors — Varna, Vashya, Tara, Yoni, Graha Maitri, Gana, Bhakoot and Nadi — are each scored from the two Moon-sign nakshatras and summed to a maximum of 36.

Do you check the Manglik (Mangal) dosha?

Yes. A full match reads Mangal dosha for both charts and notes whether classical cancellation conditions apply — because the guna total alone doesn't capture it.

Why does Nadi carry the most points?

Nadi (8 points) traditionally concerns the health and vitality of progeny; a Nadi dosha is weighed heavily in classical matchmaking, which is why it holds the largest single weight.

Can I match my own chart, not the samples?

Yes — edit both partners' birth details in the widget above and run it. For a saved, cited match report with the full koota and dosha reading, open the matrimony report.

Is the matching free?

Running the eight-fold score is free. A saved, cited matrimony report with the full written verdict in your language is the paid step.

Kundli Milan · Live

Eight-fold matching, computed

Ashtakoota Guna Milan weighs eight kootas into a score out of thirty-six, with the Manglik check read alongside. Enter two birth charts and see the match — free.

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Contemporary Indian couple reviewing their matching result together — Two people · two real charts

Kundli Milan · Live

8 Kootas · 36 Gunas

Fill in both birth details. Read the score, doshas and interpretation in one place.

01 Both birth details
02 Guna Milan
03 Clear result

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Enter two charts — see the score

Beyond the 36 gunas

Seven more ways the classics read a pair

The score above is the Ashtakoota. A family that matches seriously also asks the South-Indian porutham, whether the Nadi dosha is cancelled, and what the unified verdict says once the doshas are weighed. Each reading below runs on the same two charts.

Partner one

Full name

Date of birth

Time of birth

Place of birth

Partner two

Full name

Date of birth

Time of birth

Place of birth

Unified match

Ashtakoota, Dashakoota summary, doshas and one verdict in a single reading.

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From a wedding-hall rumour to a clear reading

“Someone said the gunas were low” — but no one shows you why

This sample lattice shows all eight kootas. Live Guna Milan waits for two real charts after login; it never uses a dummy partner.

VarnaSpiritual compatibility and ego balance.1 pt

VashyaMutual control and natural attraction.2 pts

TaraHealth, fortune and destiny of the union.3 pts

YoniPhysical and instinctive compatibility.4 pts

Graha MaitriMental affinity and friendship of minds.5 pts

GanaTemperament — divine, human or demonic nature.6 pts

BhakootEmotional bond, prosperity and family welfare.7 pts

NadiHealth of progeny and genetic harmony.8 pts

Maximum total: 36 gunas. A match of 18 and above is conventionally read as workable.

Questions

About kundli matching

: Out of 36 gunas, a total of 18 and above is conventionally read as workable, 25 and above as very good. But the score is read alongside Bhakoot and Nadi doshas and the Manglik check — a high number with a serious dosha still needs care.
: The eight-fold (ashta-koota) Vedic compatibility method: eight factors — Varna, Vashya, Tara, Yoni, Graha Maitri, Gana, Bhakoot and Nadi — are each scored from the two Moon-sign nakshatras and summed to a maximum of 36.
: Yes. A full match reads Mangal dosha for both charts and notes whether classical cancellation conditions apply — because the guna total alone doesn't capture it.
: Nadi (8 points) traditionally concerns the health and vitality of progeny; a Nadi dosha is weighed heavily in classical matchmaking, which is why it holds the largest single weight.
: Yes — edit both partners' birth details in the widget above and run it. For a saved, cited match report with the full koota and dosha reading, open the matrimony report.
: Running the eight-fold score is free. A saved, cited matrimony report with the full written verdict in your language is the paid step.

Enter two charts — see the score

Seven more ways the classics read a pair

Partner one

Full name

Date of birth

Time of birth

Place of birth

Partner two

Full name

Date of birth

Time of birth

Place of birth

Unified match

Ashtakoota, Dashakoota summary, doshas and one verdict in a single reading.

Your reading is ready

Create your free account to reveal your full result — we’ll save it to your dashboard so it’s always here.

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From a wedding-hall rumour to a clear reading

“Someone said the gunas were low” — but no one shows you why

This sample lattice shows all eight kootas. Live Guna Milan waits for two real charts after login; it never uses a dummy partner.

VarnaSpiritual compatibility and ego balance.1 pt

VashyaMutual control and natural attraction.2 pts

TaraHealth, fortune and destiny of the union.3 pts

YoniPhysical and instinctive compatibility.4 pts

Graha MaitriMental affinity and friendship of minds.5 pts

GanaTemperament — divine, human or demonic nature.6 pts

BhakootEmotional bond, prosperity and family welfare.7 pts

NadiHealth of progeny and genetic harmony.8 pts

Maximum total: 36 gunas. A match of 18 and above is conventionally read as workable.

About kundli matching

: Out of 36 gunas, a total of 18 and above is conventionally read as workable, 25 and above as very good. But the score is read alongside Bhakoot and Nadi doshas and the Manglik check — a high number with a serious dosha still needs care.
: The eight-fold (ashta-koota) Vedic compatibility method: eight factors — Varna, Vashya, Tara, Yoni, Graha Maitri, Gana, Bhakoot and Nadi — are each scored from the two Moon-sign nakshatras and summed to a maximum of 36.
: Yes. A full match reads Mangal dosha for both charts and notes whether classical cancellation conditions apply — because the guna total alone doesn't capture it.
: Nadi (8 points) traditionally concerns the health and vitality of progeny; a Nadi dosha is weighed heavily in classical matchmaking, which is why it holds the largest single weight.
: Yes — edit both partners' birth details in the widget above and run it. For a saved, cited match report with the full koota and dosha reading, open the matrimony report.
: Running the eight-fold score is free. A saved, cited matrimony report with the full written verdict in your language is the paid step.