Understand a traditional Kundli compatibility report
Review an Ashtakoot score out of 36 alongside additional matching factors and a Kuja Dosha comparison. The report explains the traditional calculation without treating it as a verdict on a relationship.
Create your chartHow Ashtakoot matching works
Ashtakoot, often called Guna Milan, compares eight traditional factors using the Moon signs and nakshatras of two birth charts. The factors contribute a combined score out of 36. A score summarizes this specific method; it does not measure a couple’s communication, shared values, or relationship quality.
Additional matching factors
Some compatibility readings also review factors such as Rajju, Vedha, Mahendra, Stree Deergha, and Kuja Dosha. These traditions may include exceptions and differing interpretations. A complete reading should explain the factors rather than relying on one score alone.
Compatibility is more than a chart score
Astrological matching is a cultural framework for reflection, not a reliable test of whether a relationship will succeed. Discuss expectations, consent, communication, goals, and practical compatibility directly. Birth time and place should be as accurate as possible for chart-based comparisons.
Questions, answered
What is a 36-point Kundli match?
It is the total possible score from eight Ashtakoot factors, each assigned a traditional maximum.
Does a high score guarantee a happy marriage?
No. A score reflects one traditional matching system and cannot predict relationship success.
Why are both people’s birth time and place requested?
The report includes chart-based checks beyond Moon nakshatra matching, so the calculator uses each person’s birth details.
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