Free Kundli matching (Guna Milan)

Enter the names and birth details of both people. You get the Ashtakoota score out of 36 with every kuta explained, the Nadi, Bhakoot and Gana doshas with the traditional exceptions, a Manglik check for both, and the Moon details each kuta uses. It is free, needs no sign-up, and can be saved as a PDF.

How the score is worked out

Ashtakoota compares the two Moon positions in eight ways, each with a fixed maximum: Varna 1, Vashya 2, Tara 3, Yoni 4, Graha Maitri 5, Gana 6, Bhakoot 7 and Nadi 8, for a total of 36. Each row of the report shows the value for both people and the points given, and links to an article explaining that kuta.

Many families use 18 as a guideline, but the total is only a summary. Traditions give special weight to Nadi and Bhakoot, and list exceptions that set a dosha aside. The report shows those exceptions without changing the score, so you can see both the rule and the exception.

Tables and traditions

The report uses the North Indian tables most commonly printed in almanacs. Some traditions score Vashya, Yoni or Gana slightly differently, and South Indian practice often uses the ten-porutham (Dashakoota) system instead. If a family priest uses a different table, small differences in the total are expected.

Birth time and accuracy

Matching depends on the Moon's sign and nakshatra, which change every two and a quarter days and about every day respectively. Most matches are not sensitive to the birth time, but if the Moon is near a nakshatra or sign boundary, a few hours' error can change the result. The Manglik check uses the Lagna, which needs an accurate time.

A note on decisions

Matching is a traditional tool, not a measure of whether two people will be happy. It should never be used to pressure anyone into or out of a relationship. Read matching and consent and common myths about compatibility.

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