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Kundli Matching (Gun Milan) Score

Enter both partners' birth dates for an 8-fold (Ashtakoot) 36-point Guna match.

What is Gun Milan (Kundli Matching)?

Gun Milan, or Ashtakoot Milan, is the Vedic system of marriage compatibility that scores two birth charts out of 36 points across eight 'koots' (factors). It is the most widely used method for Kundli matching before a Hindu marriage and is based on the position of the Moon's nakshatra in each chart.

The 8 Koots and their points

Varna (1) — spiritual compatibility and ego balance.

Vashya (2) — mutual attraction and control.

Tara (3) — health and well-being of the couple.

Yoni (4) — physical and sexual compatibility.

Graha Maitri (5) — mental connection and friendship.

Gana (6) — temperament and behaviour match.

Bhakoot (7) — love, family welfare and finances.

Nadi (8) — health and progeny; the highest weighted koot.

What is a good Gun Milan score?

A score below 18 is generally considered unfavourable. 18–24 is acceptable, 25–32 is a very good match, and 33–36 is excellent. However, the total alone is not enough — Bhakoot Dosha and Nadi Dosha must be checked even when the overall score is high, as both can override a strong number.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many gunas should match for marriage?

At least 18 out of 36 gunas should match for a marriage to be considered compatible. 25 and above is a very good match, while below 18 is traditionally discouraged unless cancellation factors apply.

What is Nadi Dosha in Kundli matching?

Nadi Dosha occurs when both partners share the same Nadi (out of three). It carries the highest weight (8 points) and is linked to health and progeny, so it is examined carefully even when the total score is high.

Is 36 out of 36 gun milan possible?

A full 36/36 score is extremely rare and not necessarily ideal, as some astrologers consider an overly identical match less balanced. Most happy marriages fall in the 25–32 range.

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