Scored on the four kootas that need only two rashis, and clear about the twenty-one points that need a birth time.
The rashi kootas are working against this pair. A jyotishi would want the full chart before saying more. These are the four Ashtakoot kootas that two rashis are enough to work out: Varna, Vashya, Graha Maitri and Bhakoot. The other four need a birth time, and they are worth twenty-one points.
Incompatible - Groom (Vaishya) is lower than Bride (Kshatriya)
Bride (Manava) has natural influence over Groom (Chatushpada)
One-sided enmity - Significant mental incompatibility
6/8 Bhakoot Dosha — strongest classical caution indicator; benefits from extra mindfulness — and nothing cancels it, so the seven points do not stand.
Sagittarius sits 8th from Taurus in the rashi chakra. Bhakoot reads that distance and nothing else. Not the elements, and not the lords.
Shadashtak (6/8) — no cancellation applies, so the seven points do not stand.
Change the order of the two people and the score changes: Sagittarius first scores 3, Taurus first scores 2. Varna compares the first person’s varna against the second’s, and Bhakoot counts from the first rashi, so the order is part of the question.
| Koota | Taurus first | Sagittarius first | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Varna | 0/1 | 1/1 | moves |
| Vashya | 1/2 | 1/2 | — |
| Graha Maitri | 1/5 | 1/5 | — |
| Bhakoot | 0/7 | 0/7 | — |
| Total | 2/15 | 3/15 | differs |
The first bar is how nearly every compatibility page scores this pair: it looks up ten element pairings, which gives eight distinct answers for all 144 sign pairs. The second is four of the eight Ashtakoot kootas, which give 27. Neither is a reading, but only one of them can tell Taurus and Sagittarius apart from Taurus and Aries.
Twenty-one of the thirty-six points depend on the nakshatra, which is the Moon’s exact position at birth. The Moon moves through all 27 of them in under a month. No page that knows only two rashis can work them out, and any page that prints a “36-point score” from two sun signs is making twenty-one of them up.
Graha Maitri scores 1 of 5 for that pairing alone: one enemy. Every rashi pair with those two lords scores the same five points, so this koota is worth checking and not worth reading on its own.
That distance is the whole of Bhakoot, the largest koota at seven points. It falls in the 6/8 position, which carries a classical caution.
The element table gives this pair 40%. The four rashi kootas give 2 out of 15 one way round and 3 the other.
Gun Milan scores thirty-six across eight kootas and checks Mangal dosha on both charts. It needs two birth times, and it is free.