Traditional Vedic marriage compatibility analysis using Ashtakoot (8 Kutas) system. Calculate 36 Gunas matching between bride and groom based on Moon's Nakshatra position.
Enter birth details for both partners to calculate the traditional Gun Milan score from their sidereal Moon positions.
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Date, time and place for bride and groom — exact times give the most accurate Nakshatra.
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Each partner’s sidereal Rashi and birth Nakshatra, calculated with Swiss Ephemeris precision.
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All 8 Kutas scored instantly, with dosha flags, cancellations and remedies.
The traditional Vedic system scores 8 categories totaling 36 points as one compatibility lens
Spiritual and ego compatibility based on cosmic hierarchy
Determines spiritual growth together
Mutual attraction and magnetic control between partners
Ensures respect and attraction
Birth star compatibility and destiny alignment
Indicates fortune and destiny together
Sexual and physical compatibility
Physical harmony and intimacy
Planetary friendship and mental wavelength
Mental and intellectual compatibility
Temperament matching - Deva, Manushya, or Rakshasa
Behavioral and nature compatibility
Love, family welfare, and prosperity
Family harmony and wealth
Traditional constitutional classification
A traditional Kuta, not a medical or genetic assessment
Traditionally regarded as excellent
Traditionally regarded as very good
Meets the traditional minimum — review doshas
Review the full relationship and chart context
Note: Gun Milan is a traditional astrological lens, not a scientific, medical, genetic, or relationship assessment. Real-world compatibility depends on the people involved.
When both have the same Nadi (Adi, Madhya or Antya). In tradition this may be reviewed alongside specific cancellation rules; it is not a medical or genetic diagnosis.
Traditional guidance may include Nadi Nivaran Puja or charitable donation
A traditional flag for Moon signs in a 2/12, 5/9 or 6/8 relationship. Some schools also consider sign-lord relationships when interpreting it.
Traditional guidance may include Shanti Puja or Rudrabhishek
Deva–Rakshasa or Manushya–Rakshasa temperament mismatch between birth stars. Read alongside Graha Maitri — strong mental compatibility softens it.
Maha Mrityunjaya Jaap, temple visits
Kundli Milan, also known as Gun Milan or Horoscope Matching, is a traditional Vedic astrological practice used in Indian culture to assess marriage compatibility. The system analyzes the birth charts (Kundlis) of the prospective bride and groom based on their Moon's position in the Nakshatra (lunar mansion) at the time of birth.
The Ashtakoot system consists of 8 different aspects (Kutas), each carrying different points totaling 36. A score of 18 or above is traditionally considered acceptable for marriage, with higher scores indicating better compatibility.
While Gun Milan provides valuable insights, modern interpretations consider it as one of many factors in relationship compatibility. Mutual understanding, respect, and love remain the foundation of any successful marriage.
Want the full breakdown? Read our detailed guides: all 36 Gunas explained koota by koota, Manglik Dosha and its cancellations, and the 27 Nakshatras that power the entire matching system.
Kundli Milan (also called Gun Milan or Kundali Matching) is the Vedic astrology method for checking marriage compatibility between two people. It compares the birth charts using the Ashtakoot system, scoring 8 factors (Kutas) out of a maximum of 36 Gunas — computed almost entirely from each partner’s Moon sign and birth Nakshatra.
A minimum of 18 out of 36 Gunas is traditionally considered acceptable for marriage. Scores of 25–32 are very good, and 33–36 is excellent (rare). Below 18, tradition recommends a deeper consultation — though specific doshas and their cancellations matter more than the headline number.
Yes — 18 is the traditional pass mark. But astrologers treat the score as a first screen, not a verdict: an 18 with no doshas is considered safer than a 28 with an uncancelled Nadi dosha. Always check the dosha analysis, not just the total.
Varna (1 point), Vashya (2), Tara (3), Yoni (4), Graha Maitri (5), Gana (6), Bhakoot (7) and Nadi (8) total 36 Gunas. These are traditional astrological categories; none is a medical, genetic or scientific assessment.
Nadi Dosha occurs when both partners have the same Nadi (Adi, Madhya or Antya) and receives zero of the 8 Nadi points. Traditional schools apply several cancellation rules, which should be treated as astrological interpretation rather than health or fertility advice.
No. This calculator currently provides the eight-part Ashtakoot score and its displayed dosha flags. Manglik analysis requires a separate full-chart calculation and is not included in this result.
Name-based matching uses the first syllable of the name to guess the birth Nakshatra, and is only a rough folk approximation. Accurate Kundli Milan needs each partner’s date, time and place of birth so the Moon’s actual Nakshatra can be calculated. This calculator uses full birth details with Swiss Ephemeris precision.
First, check whether the lost points come from a dosha that cancels — Nadi and Bhakoot cancellations rescue many matches. Second, look at the full charts: the 7th house, Venus, Jupiter and the couple’s dasha timelines carry weight the 36-point screen ignores. Tradition also prescribes remedies (pujas, mantras, donations) for specific doshas.
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