The full 36-guna marriage match — every koota interpreted, Manglik dosha for both partners, Nadi & Bhakoot analysis and gentle guidance. From your birth details.
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A written reading of the match, for both charts. It covers the eight kootas one at a time — what each is measuring, what your score in it actually describes, and where it is generous or strict. The two doshas that make people anxious, Nadi and Bhakoot, get their own section, including the classical cancellations that are routinely left out of automated scores.
Manglik status is checked for both people, not just one, because the traditional rule is about the pair.
Ashtakoota Milan produces a score, and a score invites a verdict. But the eight kootas do not weigh the same things: Nadi alone carries eight points, more than a fifth of the total, while Varna carries one. Two couples with the same score can be matched for completely different reasons.
So the report explains where your points come from rather than handing you a total. A high score built on the wrong kootas and a middling score built on the right ones are not the same situation, and no single number can say which you have.
Ashtakoota Milan is computed from the Moon's nakshatra, which moves slowly — roughly a day per nakshatra. An approximate time is usually enough for the eight kootas. Manglik status and the house-based sections are less certain, and the report says so.
Traditionally 18 out of 36 and above is considered acceptable, 24 and above good. But the report explains which kootas your points come from, because two identical scores can describe very different matches.
No. Nadi dosha has recognised cancellations in the classical texts, and they are checked and named in your report. It is treated as one factor, never as a verdict.
Both people's date, time and place of birth. Names are optional and only used to address you.
The free tool gives the score. This is the reading — each koota explained, the doshas examined with their cancellations, and what the whole picture describes about the two of you.
Want the score first? The free Kundli Milan tool computes the eight kootas. To read either chart on its own, see the detailed kundli report.
About this page. Vedic astrology (jyotiṣa) is a living tradition, practised today. We write about it from the outside, for cultural and historical interest: we do not teach it, we do not speak for any community, and we invite no one to take it up or leave it. Any errors or simplifications are ours — tell us if something reads as unfair. Want the honest breakdown of what's documented, unverifiable and false in Kundli matching? Read it here.
Kundli Milan, or horoscope matching, is a Vedic astrology tradition that compares two birth charts before marriage or partnership. Traditional systems may examine points such as koota matching, emotional temperament, communication and longer-term harmony.
A score is not a guarantee of a happy marriage and a low score is not a reason to ignore a safe, respectful relationship. Real compatibility includes consent, communication, shared values, financial expectations and the way two people handle conflict. Treat the report as cultural reflection, never as a substitute for knowing the person.
This is a one-time compatibility report based on two sets of birth details. For a Western-style relationship reading, see the Love & Compatibility Report.
In the Ashtakoota system the total runs to thirty-six guna, and eighteen or above is conventionally described as acceptable. That threshold is a convention within the tradition, not a measured threshold for marital success.
We will give you the score the system produces and explain what each koota is about. We will not tell you that a number means you should or should not marry someone.
Traditional practice gives most weight to Nadi koota and Bhakoot koota, and treats certain combinations as doshas requiring remedy. Different lineages weight them differently and disagree about which cancellations apply.
That disagreement is the most honest thing we can tell you about the system. A framework whose own authorities differ on the decisive factor is not a decision procedure.
That is for you and your family to decide, and it is often more about family expectations than about astrology. We are not going to tell you to override your family, nor to override your own choice.
What we will say plainly: a low score is not a reason to leave someone who treats you well, and a high score is not a reason to stay with someone who does not. Behaviour is observable. Guna are not.
The score across the eight kootas from both sets of birth data, what each koota traditionally examines, where the two charts are described as aligned or in tension, and the limits of the method. One payment, about five pages.
It is cultural reflection. Real compatibility includes consent, communication, finances and safety, none of which appear in a chart. For a Western relationship reading, see the Love & Compatibility Report.
Then marry anyway. We are not going to add our voice to a number that might be used against your relationship, and we will not frame a low score as a risk you are taking.
If the score is being raised by family, the useful thing is usually to know what the system actually claims and where its own authorities disagree, which this report sets out. An argument is easier to have when both sides know the tradition is not unanimous.