Free Kundli Matching & Kundali Milan

Not on the Nadi koota. Madhya–Madhya (or Adi–Adi, Antya–Antya) is classically Nadi dosha: that koota scores 0 of 8, not a “match.” It does not automatically end the decision — Nadi bhanga exists, and families still weigh the other gunas plus Mangal. Enter both birth details in the free matching calculator to see the full 36-point score.

The headline total can look strong while Nadi is still zero. Nadi is the heaviest koota (8 points); a 28/36 score with same Nadi means the other kootas carried the total. Classical practice still reviews Nadi bhanga, Mangal, and the rest of the charts — it is not “28 means ignore Nadi.”

Nadi is derived from each partner’s Moon nakshatra, not from Sun sign. You need date, time, and place for both people so the Moon mansion — and therefore Nadi — is fixed. The free kundli matching report shows each Nadi and whether they match.

Yes. Enter each person’s birth city and recorded time — US and other worldwide places are timezone-aware. Ashtakoota still compares the two Moons; the birthplace only has to be accurate so those Moons are computed correctly.

They answer different questions. Nadi is an Ashtakoota koota (8 of 36) from the two Moon nakshatras. Mangal / Kuja is a Mars-house check on each chart, often reviewed beside gun milan. Neither alone is a complete marriage decision; run matching for Nadi and the Mangal calculator (or the matching report’s Mangal flags) for Mars.

Kundli Matching is a traditional Vedic practice used to assess marriage compatibility. It compares the Moon's position in both charts and evaluates the match across eight dimensions using the Ashtakoota system, scoring the relationship out of 36 points.

Ashtakoota Guna Milan is the 8-factor compatibility system in Vedic astrology. It measures Varna, Vashya, Tara, Yoni, Graha Maitri, Gana, Bhakoot, and Nadi, adding up to a maximum score of 36 gunas.

Scores from 18–23 are generally considered good, with 18 often treated as the minimum threshold for marriage. Higher scores are more auspicious, but other chart factors still matter.

Nadi Dosha occurs when both partners share the same Nadi. It carries the highest weight (8 points) and is watched closely for health and progeny. Shaastra also lists exceptions, and remedies are commonly advised when it appears — it is addressable, not a verdict.

Yes — classical texts list cancellation (bhanga) conditions. Nadi Dosha is traditionally considered cancelled when partners share the same Rashi with different nakshatras, or the same nakshatra with different padas, among other conditions. Bhakoot Dosha softens when the Moon-sign lords are friends or the same planet. Daanyam's report flags both the dosha and common cancellations, but a marriage decision should confirm them with a qualified Jyotishi.

Very. Both charts are matched through each partner's Moon position, and the Moon changes nakshatra roughly every 24 hours — with pada shifts far more often. An uncertain birth time can flip Tara, Gana, or Nadi outcomes. If a birth time is approximate, treat borderline dosha flags cautiously and verify with a fuller chart reading.

The full Ashtakoota score, koota-by-koota breakdown, and Nadi and Mangal dosha checks are free. The optional Match Patrika is a paid PDF report that adds combined chart analysis, dosha cancellation reasoning, remedial guidance framed as prescribed seva, and timing considerations for the match.

18/36 is generally seen as the minimum acceptable score. It can be a workable match, but it should be reviewed alongside other factors like Mangal Dosha, Nadi Dosha, and the 7th house lord.