Free Kundli Matching — 36 Guna Milan Calculator

Check marriage compatibility using classical 36-point Ashtakoota Gun Milan (Varna, Vashya, Tara, Yoni, Graha Maitri, Gana, Bhakoot, Nadi).

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About Free Kundli Matching / Horoscope Compatibility Calculator

Ashtakoota Milan is the time-tested Vedic framework evaluating 8 psychological, biological, and energetic dimensions of compatibility between two partners.

Calculation Methodology

Evaluates the 8 Kootas (Varna: 1pt, Vashya: 2pts, Tara: 3pts, Yoni: 4pts, Graha Maitri: 5pts, Gana: 6pts, Bhakoot: 7pts, Nadi: 8pts) from the Moon placements of both charts, checking classical cancellation exceptions.

Interpretive Guidance

A score of 18 or above is considered acceptable; however, deep compatibility requires examining 7th house lords and D9 Navamsa harmony.

Astronomical Accuracy & Limitations: Gun Milan is an initial energetic screen. It does not dictate individual longevity or marital commitment, which require complete chart analysis.

Related Life Domains

Marriage & Partnerships

Understand marital stability, 7th house dynamics, and D9 sync.

Love & Relationships

Explore emotional attraction and long-term bonding patterns.

Family & Domestic Life

Assess domestic harmony and shared values.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good score in 36 Guna Milan?

Classical benchmarks consider 18-24 as Good, 25-32 as Very Good, and above 32 as Excellent. Scores below 18 suggest areas requiring mindful communication and deeper chart review.

What is Nadi Dosha and can it be cancelled?

Nadi Dosha occurs when both partners have the same Nadi (Adi, Madhya, or Antya). Classical texts specify multiple cancellations based on different Nakshatras, different Padas, or identical Rashi with different constellations.