Ashtakoota Guna Milan

Kundli Matching

Check marriage compatibility with detailed Ashtakoota analysis, Manglik check, and expert compatibility insights.

Person A

Full Name

Date of Birth

Time of Birth

Place of Birth

Person B

Full Name

Date of Birth

Time of Birth

Place of Birth

About kundli matching

Kundli matching (Guna Milan) is the Vedic method of checking marriage compatibility by comparing the birth charts of two people. The Ashtakoota system scores eight factors — from Varna and Vashya to Nadi — out of 36 points, and also checks for Mangal (Manglik) dosha, to gauge mental, physical and spiritual compatibility.

myastro360 computes the full 36-guna score, explains what each koota means for the couple, runs the Manglik check, and gives a clear, balanced read rather than a simple pass/fail.

How kundli matching works

Enter the birth details (date, time, place) for both partners.
We compute each chart with Swiss Ephemeris and Lahiri ayanamsa.
The eight kootas are scored to a 36-point Guna Milan total, with Mangal dosha checked.
You get the score, a koota-by-koota explanation, and remedies where relevant.

Kundli matching — frequently asked questions

What is a good Guna Milan score?: Out of 36 gunas, 18 and above is traditionally considered acceptable, 24–32 is very good, and below 18 warrants closer review. The score is a guide, not the whole picture — individual kootas and dosha matter too.
What is Nadi dosha?: Nadi is the highest-weighted koota (8 points), tied to health and progeny. A Nadi dosha (both partners in the same Nadi) is taken seriously, though certain combinations are considered cancelled (Nadi dosha bhanga).
What is Manglik (Mangal) dosha?: Manglik dosha occurs when Mars sits in certain houses of the chart. When one partner is Manglik, matching checks whether the other is too, or whether the dosha is cancelled, before drawing conclusions.
Do I need exact birth times for both people?: Accurate birth time and place for both partners give the most reliable match, because the Moon’s nakshatra and the ascendant depend on them.
Is low compatibility final?: No. A low score highlights areas to understand and, where tradition allows, remedies. Many couples with lower scores are well matched on the factors that matter to them.

About kundli matching

myastro360 computes the full 36-guna score, explains what each koota means for the couple, runs the Manglik check, and gives a clear, balanced read rather than a simple pass/fail.

Kundli matching — frequently asked questions

What is a good Guna Milan score?

Out of 36 gunas, 18 and above is traditionally considered acceptable, 24–32 is very good, and below 18 warrants closer review. The score is a guide, not the whole picture — individual kootas and dosha matter too.

What is Nadi dosha?

Nadi is the highest-weighted koota (8 points), tied to health and progeny. A Nadi dosha (both partners in the same Nadi) is taken seriously, though certain combinations are considered cancelled (Nadi dosha bhanga).

What is Manglik (Mangal) dosha?

Manglik dosha occurs when Mars sits in certain houses of the chart. When one partner is Manglik, matching checks whether the other is too, or whether the dosha is cancelled, before drawing conclusions.

Do I need exact birth times for both people?

Accurate birth time and place for both partners give the most reliable match, because the Moon’s nakshatra and the ascendant depend on them.

Is low compatibility final?

No. A low score highlights areas to understand and, where tradition allows, remedies. Many couples with lower scores are well matched on the factors that matter to them.