Free Kundli Matching — Gun Milan
The full 36-point Ashtakoot (Gun Milan / Kundli Milan) from both birth charts, with a Mangal Dosha check.
Birth time and place sharpen the Mangal Dosha check. The 36-point score computes from the Moon.
How Ashtakoot Gun Milan Works
Gun Milan scores eight koots from the couple's birth Moons, adding up to 36 points. Varna (1) weighs spiritual compatibility, Vashya (2) mutual influence, Tara (3) health and fortune, Yoni (4) intimacy and instinct, Graha Maitri (5) mental friendship, Gana (6) temperament, Bhakoot (7) emotional and financial harmony, and Nadi (8) health and progeny. The total tells you how much the two charts naturally support each other before you even look deeper.
Why the Score Is a Screen, Not a Verdict
A high number is reassuring, but a real matchmaker never stops at the total. A low score can be redeemed by dosha cancellations, and a high score can still hide a Nadi or Bhakoot flaw. Manglik status, the seventh house of each chart, and where both partners sit in their dashas all shape how a marriage actually unfolds. Use this tool to screen, then read both charts fully before deciding.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Kundli Matching or Gun Milan?
Kundli Matching, also called Gun Milan or Kundli Milan, is the Vedic method of checking marriage compatibility between two birth charts. It scores eight koots (qualities) from the couple's Moon positions on a 36-point scale (Ashtakoot). The higher the score, the more naturally the two charts harmonise.
How many gunas are needed for marriage?
Out of 36 points, 18 or more is traditionally considered an acceptable match, 25 to 32 is very good, and above 32 is excellent. Below 18 asks for caution and a closer look at which koots are weak. Nadi and Bhakoot carry the most weight, so a strong total with a Nadi dosha still deserves review.
What is Nadi Dosha and Bhakoot Dosha?
Nadi (8 points) reflects health and genetic compatibility, and a same-Nadi match is the most serious flaw in Gun Milan. Bhakoot (7 points) reflects emotional and financial harmony. Both can be cancelled (Nadi/Bhakoot bhanga) under specific chart conditions, which a full reading checks before drawing any conclusion.
Does this check Mangal Dosha (Manglik)?
Yes. Alongside the 36-point Ashtakoot, this tool flags whether either chart carries Mangal Dosha (being Manglik), which is assessed from Mars's house placement. A Manglik flag is not a verdict on its own, many Manglik combinations are cancelled or matched Manglik-to-Manglik.
Do I need birth times and places?
The 36-point Ashtakoot itself is computed from each person's Moon, which needs date and, ideally, time and place for precision. Birth time and place also make the Mangal Dosha (ascendant-based) check accurate. If a time is unknown the score still computes from the Moon; the Manglik check is then approximate.