Eight dimensions
See the components behind the traditional 36-point compatibility framework.

Two charts · read together
Vedic compatibility, often called Kundli matching, Kundali Milan or Guna Milan, compares two birth charts through the traditional Ashtakoota framework and wider chart context. Ovati explains the score, Manglik factors, strengths and tensions without turning them into a marriage verdict.
Ovati preserves the traditional structure while making room for the human reality: communication, shared values, timing, consent and lived experience matter alongside any astrological comparison.
See the components behind the traditional 36-point compatibility framework.
Understand Mars placements, exceptions and balancing factors in both charts.
Read a calm explanation of supportive dynamics and areas needing attention.
Guna Milan traditionally compares the partners' birth Nakshatras across eight kootas. Each factor has a different maximum score; together they total 36 points. Names, rules and interpretation can vary by lineage and regional practice.
A traditional comparison of spiritual disposition and values.
Looks at mutual influence and the way two temperaments interact.
Compares birth-star relationships for a traditional wellbeing measure.
Represents instinctive nature, attraction and physical compatibility.
Uses the friendship of the Moon-sign lords as a mental-affinity lens.
Compares broad temperament groupings and behavioural style.
Examines the relationship between the two Moon signs.
A traditional constitutional and family-wellbeing consideration.
A score is a summary of one traditional framework, not a probability that a relationship will succeed. The same total can be composed of very different strengths and care points, so the eight components matter more than a headline number alone.
A fuller comparison may also consider Manglik or Mangal Dosha, the condition and rulers of the seventh house, Venus and Jupiter, Dashas and other chart factors. None of these replaces consent, safety, communication or practical compatibility.
Accurate birth time and place materially improve chart comparison. Ovati does not guarantee relationship success, recommend ending a relationship, or replace honest conversation and qualified support.
It is a traditional Vedic comparison of two birth charts, commonly using eight Ashtakoota categories worth a total of 36 points.
No. The score is one traditional lens. Wider chart context and real-life compatibility remain essential.
Birth time affects the Ascendant, houses and some timing context. Estimated details should be treated with more caution.
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