Kundli Matching for Marriage

Check marriage compatibility the traditional Vedic way. Enter both partners’ birth details to compute the 36-guna Ashtakoot Gun Milan with Manglik dosha analysis — the standard for arranged and love marriages alike.

Partner 1 (Groom)
Partner 2 (Bride)
True node vs Mean node — which should I pick?

Rahu and Ketu (the lunar nodes) can be calculated two ways. They differ by up to ~1.6°, which is why two software sometimes place Rahu/Ketu in a different degree, sign, or divisional chart. Pick the one your astrologer or almanac uses.

True node (Sayana/Spashta) — default

  • The actual, instantaneous position of the nodes (accounts for the Moon’s real motion).
  • Astronomically accurate; matches Parashara’s Light, Jagannatha Hora, and drik / observational panchang.
  • Best for precise transit and divisional (D10, D9…) work.
  • Trade-off: it can wobble slightly and briefly appear direct.

Mean node (Madhya)

  • The smoothed, averaged node position; always retrograde with uniform motion.
  • Matches many traditional panchangs/almanacs and older Indian software (e.g. AstroSage default).
  • Steady and predictable — no oscillation.
  • Trade-off: up to ~1.6° away from the true astronomical position.

Tip: comparing with Parashara’s Light or DrikPanchang → choose True node. Comparing with a traditional almanac or AstroSage default → choose Mean node.

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Frequently asked questions

How many gunas are good for marriage?
At least 18 of 36 gunas is the traditional minimum; 18–24 is average, 25–32 is very good, and above 32 is excellent. Below 18 is usually not advised without an astrologer’s review and remedies.
What is checked in marriage kundli matching?
The eight kootas — Varna, Vashya, Tara, Yoni, Graha Maitri, Gana, Bhakoot, and Nadi — plus Manglik (Mangal) dosha, all from each partner’s Moon nakshatra and rashi.
Is this kundli matching free?
Yes — it’s completely free and instant; nothing is stored.