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Kundli matching with detailed explanation
Compare two Vedic birth charts for marriage compatibility, understand the evidence behind the reading, and explore what to discuss together about family, money, and everyday life.
Have both people’s birth date, time, and city ready. A free account includes a personalized relationship preview. See free trial and full-access terms.
How would you like to explore this relationship?
Relationship reflection: choose a concern and answer scenarios in 2–6 minutes. Your first look is private; a joint report follows when both people answer.
Compare two Vedic charts using both people’s birth date, time, and place. Reuse saved details when available.
Compatibility first look
Name the person, pick what you want to understand, and answer a few realistic scenarios. You'll get a clear first look and a plain-English report.
Personalize this match (optional)
You can start with the match now. A short behavior reflection is available later if you want a more personal comparison.
Add personal contextWhat do you want to understand before deciding?
Tell us what you want to understand. AI creates fresh scenarios and answer options from the context you choose to share.
Common concerns
Pick a concern above or type what's on your mind to continue.
Private until you invite someone · Works on mobile
Before you enter your details
Read the breakdown, then the total
Guna Milan is the eight-factor Ashtakoota part of traditional Kundli matching. The factors carry different maximum points, adding up to 36. A useful explanation shows where the points come from and which questions remain.
| Factor | Example points |
|---|---|
| Varna | 1 / 1 |
| Vashya | 2 / 2 |
| Tara | 3 / 3 |
| Yoni | 3 / 4 |
| Graha Maitri | 2 / 5 |
| Gana | 6 / 6 |
| Bhakoot | 7 / 7 |
| Nadi | 0 / 8 |
| Illustrative total | 24 / 36 |
What the number leaves out
This example has no Nadi points despite a total of 24. Another total of 24 could have a different breakdown. Ask about the factors and any additional chart checks before interpreting the total. It is not a 67% chance of a happy marriage.
What to discuss together
Separately from the chart, try: “If one of us received a job offer in another city, how would we balance work, family responsibilities, and our relationship?” Your answers provide real-life context; they are not inferred from a Guna score.
How to use Vedastro for marriage compatibility
- Enter both sets of birth details. Check the date, recorded time, and selected city. Keep an approximate time explicit.
- Review the chart evidence and explanation. Read calculated factors separately from AI-assisted interpretation and note missing information.
- Add relationship context if useful. The scenario path explores your own answers about everyday situations. It is a separate reflection layer.
Traditional scoring reference: Drik Panchang’s Ashtakoota tutorial. Read Vedastro’s methods and privacy information.
Before you match your Kundlis
Is Kundli matching free?
You can read this sample and the guides without signing in. A free account includes a personalized relationship preview; full access has separate membership terms. Check exactly what is included before starting.
Can I match by name or without a birth time?
A name alone does not identify a birth chart. The chart path asks for both people’s birth date, time, and place. If those details are missing, you can begin with relationship scenarios instead. A scenario reflection is not a substitute Guna Milan calculation.
Why do Kundli matching scores differ between websites?
Compare the original inputs, time-zone handling, chart settings, and matching rules. Check individual factors before comparing totals. Use the matching guide’s comparison checklist.
Does a high score guarantee a successful marriage?
No. Guna Milan is a traditional astrological framework, not a validated probability of relationship success. Mutual respect, consent, and lived experience remain essential. Use the reading to open a conversation, not to decide for either person.