Kundli Score

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36 gun milan, Manglik and doshas, with the reasons. No sign-up.

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Boy (Var)
for the report
Date of birth

Time of birth

AM: midnight to noon

Place of birth

Girl (Kanya)
for the report
Date of birth

Time of birth

AM: midnight to noon

Place of birth

Fill only your own card, then send your partner (or their family) a link. They add their half and see the score.

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See a filled report

Rahul (Delhi) and Priya (Jaipur): 25.5 of 36 gunas, every dosha line, both birth charts and the questions for the pandit.

Open the sample report

Several rishtas to weigh?

Save your child's details once and compare up to five proposals side by side.

Compare rishtas

Doshas and their parihar

When each dosha applies, and which classical rules cancel it.

What your guna score means

Pick a score to see what it means, which kootas usually decide it, and what families do next.

Match by Moon sign (rashi)

Open your child's rashi to see the guna range with each of the 12 signs and where Bhakoot dosha falls.

Match by nakshatra

Pick your child's nakshatra to see the guna score with all 27 stars and which pairs carry Nadi dosha.

Guides for parents

Common questions

How many gunas should match?

At least 18 of 36 is the traditional minimum, and 24 or more is good. The Nadi, Bhakoot and Gana doshas carry more weight than the total, so the report lists each one on its own line.

What if we do not know the birth time?

Tap "Not sure?". Guna milan is read from the Moon, so the effect is small. If the Moon changed nakshatra that day, the report shows both possible scores. Manglik and the lagna chart need the time.

Is it free? Are birth details saved anywhere?

Yes, it is free, with no sign-up and no ads. Birth details are never kept on our servers. A result link carries the scores and names; the birth details sit only after the # sign, which your browser never sends to us.

Can this replace our pandit?

No. It is a traditional calculation, not a prediction. Every report ends with questions for your pandit, so you can print it and talk it through with them.