All 8 kootas are scored one by one, and all 3 doshas are checked in both kundlis. You also see the reason for every point you did not get. Both kundlis are made from the birth details you give, with Lahiri ayanamsa and whole sign bhavas.
Example22 November 1988, 10:30 AM · Mumbai, India × 8 April 1991, 06:45 AM · Pune, Indiaenter two birth details above
One dot means one point. nadi is worth 8 out of 36 on its own, and varna only 1.
Each koota gets a part of the ring as big as the points it is worth, filled as far as it scored. So the filled part of the ring is your score, and the empty part shows which koota lost it. The eight cards below run in the same order as the arcs, starting at the top and going clockwise.
Highly Supportive — Classical compatibility indicators are strongly supportive
Compatible - Groom (Kshatriya) is equal or higher than Bride (Vaishya)
Same Vashya (Chatushpada) - Excellent mutual understanding and attraction
Both Taras are auspicious - Excellent destiny harmony
Neutral Yonis (Elephant and Mongoose) — Average physical compatibility
What these 2 points are forPhysical incompatibility, lack of intimacy, and marital discord
One-sided enmity - Significant mental incompatibility
What these 4 points are forLack of mental understanding, communication problems, different wavelengths
Same Gana (Manushya) - Excellent temperament match
Position 4/10 - Compatible Moon signs for emotional harmony
Different Nadis (Madhya & Antya) — Supportive lineage indicator
Nadi comes from the Moon’s nakshatra, and the rule is simple: the two people should not have the same one. It is worth 8 points of the 36 — more than any other koota — because it is read for health and for children.
Bhakoot is the distance between the two Moon signs. Two of those distances — 6/8 and 2/12 — are said to cause money and family problems, and they take away all 7 points.
Mars in the 1st, 2nd, 4th, 7th, 8th or 12th house is said to cause trouble in marriage. The oldest cancellation is that both people have it — two manglik kundlis cancel each other out.
Yes, really. The kundli, the dasha timeline, yogas, doshas, rashifal, panchang and all 40+ calculators are free, with no sign-up and no daily limit. You pay only if you want a written report or a conversation with an astrologer, and both are one-time.
Not for anything free. The kundli, matching, rashifal, panchang and the calculators all run without one. You need an account only to hold a wallet — that is, to talk to an astrologer or buy a report — because the money and the conversation have to belong to somebody.
Your lagna changes roughly every two hours, so being half an hour out can give you a different lagna and shift every bhava with it. Your Moon rashi, nakshatra and tithi move much more slowly, so they stay reliable even when the time is only approximate. We mark which part of your reading depends on the exact minute.
Not at all, and many people do not know it. Put in your best guess and tick the box that says you are not sure. You lose the lagna and the bhava positions, but you keep your Moon rashi, your nakshatra, the whole dasha timeline and the numerology. That is most of what people come here for anyway.
The astrologers, haan — all 24 of them read and answer in Hindi, and a written report comes in either language. These pages are in English for now; the Hindi ones are being written.
It should be. We use the sidereal zodiac with Lahiri ayanamsa and whole sign bhavas, which is what most Indian astrologers use. Check your lagna and your Moon’s nakshatra against the kundli you already have at home. Those two go wrong first if a site is using different settings. Month names follow the Purnimanta system used across North India.
Usually because the other site is giving you the Sun sign from Western astrology, or is using a different ayanamsa. In Jyotish your rashi is your Moon sign, and the two systems sit about 24 degrees apart. That is why your Vedic rashi is often the one just before the newspaper one.
Vimshottari dasha divides your life into planetary periods totalling 120 years, starting from the nakshatra your Moon was in at birth. Think of the mahadasha as the season, the antardasha as the weather inside it, and the pratyantardasha as the day itself. It is the main reason two people with similar charts get very different years.
Your kundli is the sky at the moment you were born, and it never changes. Gochar is where the planets are now, read from your birth Moon: which bhava Saturn is crossing, whether you are in Sade Sati, what Jupiter is aspecting this month. The kundli says what you carry. Gochar says what is happening now.
Ashtakoot compares two charts on eight kootas weighted one to eight, and the weights matter more than the total. Nadi alone is worth eight, so two charts can total 24 and still be refused on Nadi dosha, while a 22 with every koota clean is often read as the better match. We show all eight broken out rather than just the number.
A gun milan report you can share with both families. It has the same 8 kootas written out, in Hindi or English. Pay once and keep it.