What a Kundli matching score means—and what it cannot tell you

Points are not a success probability

A score of 28 out of 36 means that the selected factor rules allocated 28 points. Dividing it by 36 does not establish a 77.8% chance of a successful relationship. This site does not convert the total into a love percentage or an instruction to marry or separate.

A high total can coexist with a zero in one factor. In the selected same-nakshatra example, full allocations elsewhere can still coexist with zero Nadi points. Conversely, a lower total tells you which traditional comparisons received fewer points; it does not demonstrate incompatibility in daily life.

Check the explanation behind a low score

First confirm the birth dates, times, places and A/B roles. Then read the eight rows rather than relying on a threshold from another website. The number alone does not show whether a difference comes from data entry, calculation settings or an alternative ruleset.

The free tool does not apply all regional cancellations. A reviewer can explain the displayed profile and identify where another tradition may differ. An expert response should explain its reasoning, not simply replace one unexplained number with another.

Keep practical decisions grounded in the relationship

Discuss communication, consent, boundaries, family expectations and how responsibilities will be shared. These conversations provide information that a birth chart does not measure. Do not use the chart score as evidence of somebody's worth, intentions, health or future behaviour.

If you want a record, the PDF preserves the factor explanations and chart reference. If you want help understanding a specific row, prepare a focused question for the optional written review. Buying either service is not required to see the free score.

Compare using your own birth details

The free tool requires both recorded birth times. Read the explanations and choose a paid option only if it is useful to you.

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Sources and corrections

The rules described here document Astrogyana’s north-india-basic-2026.1 and de440s-natal-2026.3 implementations. Other traditions can use different rules.

Skyfield: time scales · Swiss Ephemeris reference documentation

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