Match horoscopes based on 36 Gunas as per Vedic Astrology
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Gun Milan — also called Ashtakoot Milan or kundli matching — is the Vedic method of checking marriage compatibility by comparing the birth charts of the bride and groom. The system examines eight dimensions (kootas) of married life and awards points for each, totalling a maximum of 36 Gunas. It has been the standard pre-marriage check in Hindu families for centuries, and is based primarily on the Moon's nakshatra and rashi of both partners at birth.
Our calculator computes the Moon position for both partners from date, time and place of birth using precise astronomical ephemeris data — the same calculation a traditional pandit performs from a panchang, done in milliseconds and without manual error. The basic score is free; the detailed ₹49 report adds the part that actually requires expertise: dosha detection, cancellation (parihar) rules and remedies.
Spiritual compatibility and ego balance between partners.
Mutual attraction, influence and power dynamics.
Birth-star compatibility governing health and fortune.
Physical and intimate compatibility.
Friendship of Moon-sign lords — mental wavelength.
Temperament: Deva (gentle), Manushya (balanced), Rakshasa (intense).
Emotional bond, family welfare and prosperity after marriage.
Health, genetics and progeny — the heaviest-weighted koota.
18–24: Acceptable match — the traditional minimum. Check which kootas lost points; a low Graha Maitri (mental wavelength) matters more day-to-day than a low Varna. 25–32: Very good compatibility across most life areas. 33–36: Rare and excellent. Below 18: Traditionally flagged — but before concluding anything, check for dosha cancellations: many “failed” matches pass once Nadi or Bhakoot parihar rules are applied correctly.
A high score with Nadi Dosha (0/8 in Nadi) or Bhakoot Dosha still needs attention, and Mangal Dosha (Mars affliction) is checked separately from the 36 Gunas altogether. This is exactly what the detailed report covers — every dosha, whether it cancels, and the classical remedies if it doesn't. For the full methodology, read The Science of Gun Milan: Beyond the Score, or explore detailed Kundali Matching and your individual Janam Kundali.
Out of 36 Gunas, a score of 18 or above is traditionally considered acceptable, 25–32 is very good, and 33–36 is excellent. However, the score alone is not enough — Nadi Dosha or Bhakoot Dosha can outweigh a high score, which is why our detailed report checks each koota individually.
Yes — your 36 Guna score, rashi and nakshatra details for both partners are completely free. The optional detailed report (₹49, regular ₹199) adds dosha analysis (Mangal, Nadi, Bhakoot), remedies, and AI-written compatibility insights.
Nadi carries the highest weight (8 points) because it relates to health and progeny. Classical texts list specific cancellations (Nadi Dosha Parihar) — for example, when both partners share the same rashi but different nakshatras. Our detailed report checks these cancellation rules automatically.
Yes — Guna matching is based on the Moon's nakshatra, which usually changes once a day. If the birth time is unknown, results are accurate in most cases, but a birth time near the nakshatra transition can change the score. The report flags this when it applies.
The Ashtakoot calculation itself is pure mathematics — the same rules a pandit applies manually, computed without human error. Where a good astrologer adds value is interpretation and remedies, which is exactly what the AI analysis in our detailed report covers. For major decisions we still encourage consulting your family astrologer with our report in hand.
